Occupation
Graduate Student (Doctoral)
Contact
ABOUT
PhD Candidate at University of Chicago, History Department
Discipline-Region-Period: Social and cultural history of the Early Modern Ottoman Empire
Research interests: social marginalization, counter-conduct, group norms, sense of belonging, literary materials as sources for social history
Discipline
History
Sub Areas
13th-18th Centuries
Mediterranean Studies
Medieval
Middle East/Near East Studies
Ottoman Studies
Geographic Areas of Interest
Ottoman Empire
Specialties
Response To Crises In Pre-modern Ottoman Empire
Mechanisms Of Social Exclusion And Marginalization
Sense Of Belonging And Identity Formation
Languages
English (advanced)
German (advanced)
Turkish (native)
Ottoman (advanced)
Education
MA
| 2017
| History
| University of Chicago
MA
| 2016
| Institute of Oriental Studies
| University of Bamberg
BA
| 2013
| History
| University of Bonn
BS
| 2010
| Mathematics
| University of Bonn
Abstracts
Beyond Officialdom and Patronage: Alternative Careers and Self‑Fashioning among the Ottoman Educated Elites during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries
May a Müftü be Funny? Humor’s Social Function in 17th Century Ottoman Legal Practice
