GEOGRAPHICAL KNOWLEDGE AND IMPERIAL CULTURE IN THE EARLY MODERN OTTOMAN EMPIRE

'This book deserves attention both for its theoretical sophistication and for the extraordinary variety of its sources. By bringing together maps and travel narratives with works of cosmography, administrative documents, and even poetry, Emiralioglu has forged an innovative and thought-provoking framework for understanding the Ottomans' views of the world and their own place within it.'Giancar lo Casale, author of The Ottoman Age of Exploration.