The city's pleasures: Istanbul in the eighteenth century

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Turkish Literature and Culture Historical Turkish Studies Ottoman Empire History and Society

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Note on Transliteration Acknowledgments Introduction 1 The Conquest of the Bosphorus 2 Architecture, Ceremonial, and Exhibitionism 3 Splash and Spectacle 4 Public Spaces and Public Order 5 In and Out of the Poetic Canon 6 Building Histories in Verse 7 Fruits, Flowers, and Sensory Pleasures 8 East, West, and the Appeal of Novelty Conclusion Notes Glossary Selected Bibliography Index

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