Military Collections in the Late Empire

In light of the auspicious beginnings of Ottoman museums in the dual collections at the Basilica of Hagia Irene, it would have been almost impossible to conceive of the construction of a modern Ottoman identity that did not make use of the prodigious military legacy of the empire in its construction...

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Vydáno v:	Possessors and Possessed s. 185
Hlavní autor:	Shaw, Wendy
Médium:	Kapitola
Jazyk:	angličtina
Vydáno:	United States University of California Press 13.05.2003
Vydání:	1
Témata:	Anthropology Applied anthropology Applied arts Applied sciences Architecture Area / regional studies Art exhibitions Art genres and movements Art history Art museums Arts Arts participation Asian studies Behavioral sciences Buildings Cultural anthropology Cultural institutions Dwellings Entertainment Exhibitions Group identity Leisure studies Media museums Military museums Museum exhibits Museums Museums & museology National identity Nationalism News museums Palaces Portraits Psychology Recreation Residential buildings Social psychology Technology Weapons
ISBN:	0520233352, 9780520233355
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Shrnutí:	In light of the auspicious beginnings of Ottoman museums in the dual collections at the Basilica of Hagia Irene, it would have been almost impossible to conceive of the construction of a modern Ottoman identity that did not make use of the prodigious military legacy of the empire in its construction of national heritage. Nonetheless, under Abdülhamid II, the weapons inside the former church were perceived as too dangerous to remain accessible to the public in any form. The museum closed and was heavily guarded.¹ The sovereign nonetheless retained an interest in the promotion of Ottoman identity through a military
ISBN:	0520233352 9780520233355