Liberty’s Moment: The Storming of the Bastille in the Light of Primary Sources
The Storming of the Bastille is one of the turning points in European history, significantly contributing to a new set of sociopolitical transformations afterward.
The USA in 1900: Was it an Expansionist Empire or a Regional Powerhouse?
The United States was one of the rising powers at the turn of the twentieth century. But was it a global force or a local power before WW1?
The Struggle of ISIS against the Cultural Heritage of the Middle East
I published a piece of paper about the unrecoverable damages that ISIS inflicted on the cultural heritage of Mesopotamia.
A Brief Article for Manchester Historian
I published a short article about the shifting perceptions of Genghis Khan in different societies for Manchester Historian. I am hugely indebted to the team of the magazine for publishing this piece.
Analyzing John Stuart Mill’s On Liberty in Contemporary and Secondary Contexts
Viewing the rise of the masses at the socio-political level as destructive, Mill aimed to develop a moral character based on spontaneity and individuality ensured by liberty.
Some Preliminary Notes on the Age of Cathedrals in Western Europe
Feudalism, which emerged gradually in Western Europe with the disintegration of the Carolingian Empire, is a key period for European history.
Mapping Two Anatolian Epics: Dede Korkut and Digenis Akritas
Anatolia has been a prominent center in terms of having epics from the Hittites to the Seljuks, the Romans to the Ottomans. These epics are significant in a variety of ways; they essentially display the ways of communication between different cultures and societies alongside their struggle for ultimate and complete domination over Asia Minor. In this sense, two epics emerge to grasp …
An Unusual Messianic Movement: Hubmesihis in the Early Modern Ottoman Society
This work aims to understand the emergence of Hubmesihis who were said to believe in various elements of both Christianity and Islam in the Ottoman World.
The Role of History and the Place of Slavery in the Roman World
Historiography and slavery are two topics that were undeniably significant in the Roman World despite their different objectives used by Roman elites and soldiers.
Piri Reis Map: Explained and Elaborated
Piri Reis left a unique world map containing lots of knowledge about America. You can find the map’s deep meanings from mythical creatures to Colombus here.