\u201cThe Longue Dur\u00e9e of the Eastern Mediterranean: Byzantium, Venice and the Ottomans\u201d<\/p>\n
Friday 21 December C-Block Auditorium h. 9.30-16.30<\/p>\n
h. 9.30 Welcome Speech:
\nDavid Thornton, Acting Chair- Department of History<\/p>\n
h. 9.40-10.00
\nKey note address:
\nSercan Yand\u0131m (Hacettepe University)
\n\u201cByzantine Studies Resurgent: Dynamics in the Twenty-first Century\u201d<\/p>\n
h. 10.00- 11.15
\nPanel I: Respondent Scott Kennedy (Bilkent University)
\nHayriye Bilici (Hacettepe University), \u201cThe Seventh Ecumenical Council (787) and its aftermath in the West.\u201d
\nEge Bari\u015f Kanik (Bilkent University), \u201cThe Early Christian monasticism in the eastern Mediterranean in Late Antiquity.\u201d
\nAysenur Mulla (Bilkent University), \u201cA Holy Man in seventh-century Ankara: the life and deeds of Saint Theodore of Sykeon\u201d
\nBengin Eser \u00d6zt\u00fcrk (Bilkent University), \u201cJustice and Authority: the ideology of Imperial rule in Justinian\u2019s dynasty.\u201d<\/p>\n
h. 11.15-11.30 Coffee Break<\/p>\n
h. 11.30- 12.45
\nPanel II: Respondent Paul Latimer (Bilkent University)<\/p>\n
Fevzi Burhan Ayaz (Bilkent University), \u201cReassessing the early Medieval Mediterranean: the case of Comacchio\u201d
\nBatu Coskun (Bilkent University), \u201cCharlemagne and Byzantium: Constantinople\u2019s relations with the West
\nMustafa Harun G\u00fcven (Bilkent University), \u201cFrom Venice to Genoa: a shift in Byzantine naval alliance in thirteenth century Eastern Mediterranean\u201d.<\/p>\n
h. 12.45- 14.00 Lunch Break<\/p>\n
h. 14.00-15.00
\nPanel III: Respondent Hasan \u00c7olak (TOBB University of Economics and Technology)<\/p>\n
Egemen G\u00fcrgen (Bilkent University), \u201cLate Byzantium and Venice: political and economic relations at the sunset of the Empire\u201d
\nAylin Kahraman (Bilkent University), \u201cThe commercial relations between Venice and the Ottoman Empire in the 16th century\u201d
\nNida Nebahat Nal\u00e7ac\u0131 (Bilkent University), \u201cCaptivity in the privilege texts granted by the Ottomans to the Venetians\u201d<\/p>\n
h. 15.00-15.20 Coffee Break
\nh. 15.20- 16.20
\nPanel IV: Respondent Nathan Leidholm (Bilkent University)
\nLorenzo Gravina (Bilkent University), \u201cIndistinguishable from magic: automata in the Byzantine Empire\u201d
\nFermude G\u00fclsevin\u00e7 (Hacettepe University), \u201cThe Age of Persecutions and its impacts on the Early Christianity\u201d
\nOnat \u00d6zder (Bilkent University), \u201cThe Byzantine Army: from the time of Justinian I to Leo III (527-730 CE).\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
\u201cThe Longue Dur\u00e9e of the Eastern Mediterranean: Byzantium, Venice and the Ottomans\u201d Friday 21 December C-Block Auditorium h. 9.30-16.30 h. 9.30 Welcome Speech: David Thornton, Acting Chair- Department of History h. 9.40-10.00 Key note address: Sercan Yand\u0131m (Hacettepe University) \u201cByzantine Studies Resurgent: Dynamics in the Twenty-first Century\u201d h. 10.00- 11.15 [\u2026] <\/p>\n