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The Proper Order Of Things Language Power And Law In Ottoman Administrative Discourses 1st Edition Heather L Ferguson

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The Proper Order Of Things Language Power And Law In Ottoman Administrative Discourses 1st Edition Heather L Ferguson instant download after payment.

Publisher: Stanford University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.05 MB

Pages: 440

Author: Heather L. Ferguson

ISBN: 9781503603561, 1503603563

Language: English

Year: 2018

Edition: 1

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The Proper Order Of Things Language Power And Law In Ottoman Administrative Discourses 1st Edition Heather L Ferguson by Heather L. Ferguson 9781503603561, 1503603563 instant download after payment.

Introduction : the structure of empire and a grammar of rule -- The sovereign state : spatial and textual politics in early modern Eurasian courts -- The state of stability : the kanunname as a genre of administrative governance -- The bureaucratic state : reforming documentary practices -- The brokered state : "the past is no longer the present" in the "land between the rivers"--A state of rebellion : the re-territorialization of Ottoman sovereignty in greater Syria -- On the perfect state : an Ottoman vision of order -- Conclusion : the archiving state