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Intro -- Table of Contents -- On the Way to the "(Un)Known"? The Ottoman Empire in Modern Travelogues: Introduction -- I Close Readings -- Comparative Perspectives on the "Orient" and Kurdistan in Early Modern Ottoman and British Travelogues -- "Prokesch and Goethe teach traveling like nobody else": Anton Prokesch’s Travel Account of the Holy Land (1831) -- A Reluctant Observer Between Two Empires? The Travels of the Botanist Carl Haussknecht to the Ottoman Empire and Qajar Persia (1865 and 1866-1869) -- The Ottoman Empire through the Eyes of a Chinese Pilgrim: Ma Dexin’s Hajj Travelogue in its Historical Context -- Travels from the Orient, Travels to the Orient: Does Comparison Make Sense? -- II Intertextuality and Intermediality -- Representations of the Tomb of Christ in Works Written, Designed, and Commissioned by Otto Friedrich von der Groben -- Travelogues as Raw Material of Political Knowledge: The Case of the "Oriental" States in the Renger Series (1707-1716) -- Inherited or Witnessed? The Construction of "Otherness" in the Correspondence and Memoirs of Pavel Levashov (c. 1719-1820) -- Oriental Images of Otherness: Fashion Encounters in French Travelogues and Other Representations of the Nineteenth Century -- III Discourses -- Perceptions of the "Unknown"? Medieval and Early Modern Accounts of Pilgrimage to Jerusalem -- "The Barbarousnesse of Turkes and Time": Discourses of Travel and History in Seventeenth-century Eastern Travelogues -- The "Orient" in Europe? Crimea in Western Travelogues from the Late Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries -- "The West of the Orient": The Depiction of the Ottoman Capital in Persian Hajj Travelogues -- IV Gendered Spaces -- The Ottoman Imperial Harem in European Accounts (From the Fifteenth to the Early Nineteenth Century).

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