Workshop "New Research on Seljuk Anatolia"
 13/05/2022 2:00 pm at IFEA
closed to inscription
Scholarship on Seljuk Anatolia (c. 1081-1307) has been dominated till recently by the figures of Claude Cahen and Osman Turan, whose work envisaged the region as, respectively, a 'little Iran' and as a predecessor to the Ottoman and Republican states of Turkey. Yet scholarship on the broader Middle East has often neglected or sidelined the Seljuks of Anatolia, largely as a result of a perception of a limited source base. This workshop presents the results of recent research on the Seljuks of Anatolia by both scholars from within and outside Turkey, bringing to light new sources and interpretations from both literary and art historical perspectives. It will therefore suggest ways in which fresh approaches of interpretation and the exploitation of hitherto unknown or undervalued sources can refine and indeed change our understanding of the history of the period, and the intertwined nature of its Islamic, Iranian, Byzantine and Armenian cultural traditions.
David Durand-Guédy (independent scholar, Tehran): The munshaʾat produced in Seljuk Anatolia: state-of-the-art and perspectives.
Osmangazi Özgüdenli (Marmara University) : The Persian poems of the Seljuk sultans of Anatolia.
Andrew Peacock (University of St Andrews/ANAMED): The Persian Courtly Literature of Seljuk Anatolia Revisited: The Manuscripts of the Anis al-Qulub.
Break (around 3.30 pm)
Suzan Yalman (Koç University) The Sultan's Favorite? Amir Ayaz in Rum Seljuk Anatolia.
Rachel Goshgarian (Lafayette College): The Carved Wooden Doors of the Armenian Monastery of St. John the Baptist in Muş (known as Mšo Sultan Surb Karapet) - or, What Was Going On in Muş in the Thirteenth Century?
Oya Pancaroglu (Bogazici University): Shahmaran, the benevolent serpent: the trajectory of an extraordinary creature from eastern Iran to Anatolia.
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Cycle d'excursions urbaines : "Eau, risques et catastrophes"
 20/05/2022 9:30 am 4e excursion : Sur les traces de "Kanal Istanbul"
Transport en bus complet (possibilité de rejoindre le groupe par ses propres moyens)
Inscription et contact : oui.ifea@gmail.com
Pour ce cycle d’excursions urbaines 2022, l’Observatoire Urbain d’Istanbul (OUI) mène une recherche exploratoire sur la gestion et l’aménagement de l’eau à Istanbul face aux risques et catastrophes. Dans cette 3e excursion, nous irons observer les lieux traversés par le projet de canal qui relierait la mer de Marmara à la mer Noire. Envisagé pour remédier à l'engorgement du trafic maritime sur le Bosphore, il accompagne le redéploiement du front urbain au nord de la métropole et menace les réserves d'eau potable de la rive européenne.
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Islamic Leadership And The State In Eurasia
 26/05/2022 6:00 pm Intervention en anglais / Presentation in English
Galina M.Yemelianova
Islam was brought to the lands of ex-Soviet Eurasia by the first generation of Muslims in the seventh century. Most of the Caucasus and Central Asia were directly included in the Umayyad and Abbasid Caliphates. Islam thus had a formative impact on culture, society and statehood in Central Asia, the Caucasus and central Russia. The other significant influences derived from the region’s lengthy domination by Turco-Mongol nomads and its inclusion in the 19th century into the autocratic Russian Empire, superseded by the USSR.
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L’actualité des Pélasges. Une écriture albanaise de l’histoire de la Méditerranée orientale
 30/05/2022 6:00 pm Intervention en Français
Entièrement via Zoom
Séance modérée par Denis Hermann (IFEA)
Gilles de Rapper (directeur des études modernes et contemporaines, École française d'Athènes)
On observe en Albanie, depuis la fin des années 1990, le succès croissant d’une réécriture populaire de l’histoire nationale dont la figure centrale est celle des Pélasges envisagés comme les ancêtres des Albanais modernes et les précurseurs de toutes les civilisations méditerranéennes. La littérature parascientifique qui leur est consacrée tente autant de donner corps et réalité à une population mentionnée par les auteurs anciens mais dont l’existence historique est par ailleurs contestée que de donner un sens à l’histoire nationale en faisant des Pélasges les victimes d’un long parcours de dépossession. Cette communication s’intéressera à la mise en place du paradigme pélasgiste dans l’Albanie ottomane de la fin du XIXe siècle, à sa transmission tout au long du XXe siècle malgré une phase de déclin pendant la période communiste de l’Albanie (1944-1991) et à sa résurgence au tournant du XXIe siècle. Une attention particulière sera portée à la représentation du passé ottoman dans cette réécriture de l’histoire de l’Albanie et à ses implications quant aux relations entre l’Albanie et les autres États de la région.
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ıfea DIŞI ETKİNLİKLER
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Mayis 2022
14/04/2022 - Sciences Po Paris Lisans öğrencileri için ders: « Turkey under AKP: Heritages, Legacies, Prospects » (online)
Eva Bernard (IFEA) « The feminist and women's movement in Turkey: a historical perspective on a contemporary struggle » başlıklı sunum ile katılacaktır.
18-24/04 - Support Program for Doctoral Students « Training week » - Technical Assistance for EU-Turkey Anatolian Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Institute de Gaziantep - Gaziantep
Anaïs Lamesa (IFEA) « Arkeoloji Enstitülerine Fransız Örneği: IFEA/French Example for Archaeology Institutes: IFEA » başlıklı sunum ile katılmıştır.
IFEA - Arkeoloji biriminin kısa süreli bursiyerlerinden Nicolas Rivière burs kazanarak bu etkinliğe de katılmıştır.
Léa Delmaire (IFEA) « Navigating a double scarcity: Finding health history sources in a country of “missing archives” (Turkey, 2016-2019 – TB control, 1945-1975) » başlıklı sunum ile katılacaktır.
Anaïs Lamesa (IFEA) « From texts to stone: some bizarre storytelling to explain rock-cut practices in Palestine, Greece and Ethiopia (6th-20th) » başlıklı sunum ile katılacaktır.
12-15/05 - 6th International Turkey Mosaic Corpus Symposium – Mudanya
Stéphanie Derwael (IFEA) « Half-human half-vegetal hybrids in the Eastern mosaics » başlıklı sunum ile katılacaktır.
19/05 - 14h-17h - « Osmanlılar adı nereden geliyor ? » Osmanlılar üzerine müzeler, turizm ve hafıza anlatıları
Osmanlı ressamları, sanat ve miras destekçileri
Paul-Albert Février Salonu
Koordinatör: Lydia Zeghmar
Alexandre TOUMARKINE (INALCO) : « Les peintres de l'atelier de Sisli (1914) : une génération aux commandes » (Şişli atölyesinin ressamları (1914): kendinden emin bir nesil) başlıklı sunum ile katılacaktır.
Ekin AKALIN (Cenevre Üniversitesi) : « Développement de l’imagerie territoriale par les peintres militaires ottomans : une étude sur la peinture de paysage au XIXème siècle » (Osmanlı’da asker ressamlarında bölgesel tasvirin gelişimi : 19. yüzyılda manzara resmi üzerine bir çalışma) başlıklı sunum ile katılacaktır.
* Tüm seminer oturumları hibrit formatta sunulacaktır. Online semineri takip etmek için: https://univ-amu-fr.zoom.us/j/93003448228?pwd=OTUrY25GQTlzSmVKU1hjSkdZdEJSZz09
* Oturumlar, Carnet Hypothese üzerinde düzenli olarak kaydedilir ve yayınlanır:
https://mondottoman.hypotheses.org (önceki yılın oturumlarının kayıtlarına buradan erişilebilir).
Yohanan Benhaïm « Araştırmacının Yapılışı » başlıklı çalıştaya katılacaktır. « Hassas arazide araştırmanızı hazırlamak ve yürütmek » başlıklı sunum ile katılacaktır.
26-28/05 - Second Workshop of the DFG-Research Network Contemporary History on Turkey, « Violence in Turkey (1950-2000): Performances, Perpetrators, Victims » (yüz yüze) - Essen
Léa Delmaire (IFEA) 27 Mayıs tarihinde « Perpetrators and Victims » başlıklı panelin moderatörlüğünü yapacaktır.
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L'humiliation, facteur et pathologie des relations internationales
 23/05/2022 7:30 pm Organisé en partenariat avec l'Institut Français d'Izmir
Intervention en français
Traduction simultannée en turc
Bertrand BADIE (professeur des universités émérite à Sciences Po Paris)
Ferhat KENTEL (coordinateur de BAYATEV) sera discutant
A mesure que les sociétés sont devenues des acteurs décisifs des relations internationales, l'humiliation joue un rôle central dans la formation et l'évolution de celles-ci. Tantôt ressentie de manière diffuse par l'opinion, tantôt manipulée et instrumentalisée par les détenteurs du pouvoir, l'humiliation perturbe le jeu international, favorise les poussées nationalistes et populistes, suscite de la violence et devient source de tensions d'autant plus difficiles à réguler.
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Istanbul, a new political center for the Arab World ?
 26/05/2022 6:00 pm Séminaire Enjeux contemporains des migrations
Organisé conjointement par GAR et l'axe aMiMo de l'IFEA
Intervention en anglais (en ligne)
Nouran GAD (IFEA)
Over the past decade, migration from all over MENA to Turkey has intensified.Migrations from Syria are the most important, and are the most studied in Turkey today. However, other migratory spaces are being created at the intersection of several MENA communities. Such migration has greatly expanded since 2011, and the major changes in political and social spaces across the region. Stalemated wars, unstable economies, and authoritarian regimes are leading to the migration of larger segments of the population. For some communities, they are supported by a welcoming and hospitable speech from the AKP government.
The country is quickly turning into a destination for business investment and settlement. Istanbul in particular is becoming a hub of business for the entire region. Meanwhile, investments in the media, education and research sectors are also important. It is the presence of so many populations simultaneously evolving in the same sectors of the economy, and the same identity and linguistic space, which raises questions. Is this meeting in exile creating something? How does it impact the host society?
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J.-P. Filiu, Reflections on the Arab Uprisings and Syria: French and Turkish perspectives, TOBB Ankara 21 mars 2022
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K. Nachar, Al-Jumhuriya (The Republic): A Syrian political and cultural electronic Magazine, Arabicities seminar IFEA Istanbul, 26 mars 2021
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S. Altuğ, Refugeedom in Syria (1915-1946): Colonialismi local Politics and Land, Arabicities seminar IFEA Istanbul, 28 avril 2021
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B. Balcı (part.), "L’Azerbaïdjan, épine dans le pied de Poutine", Le Point, 26 mai 2022 |
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B. Balcı (part.), "Ukraine : le rôle de la Turquie", France Culture, Affaires étrangères, par C. Ockrent, 23 avril 2022 |
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Y. Benhaïm, "Un pouvoir fragmenté et fragilisé",
Le Monde hors-série "Où va la Turquie ?", Novembre 2021.
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A. Fautras et J. Gaillet, "Le barrage d’Ömerli, rouage central de l’approvisionnement en eau à Istanbul (excursion n°2, mars)" in Observatoire Urbain d'Istanbul, le 31 mars 2022
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