The Ottoman Empire in European Literature
( 28 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to the Course
Overview of the Ottoman Empires significance in European literature, course objectives, and outline

Module #2
Ottoman Empire:A Brief History
Historical context of the Ottoman Empires rise and fall, key events, and cultural achievements

Module #3
The Ottoman Other:Representations in Early European Literature
Analysis of early European literary works featuring the Ottoman Empire, focusing on stereotypes and biases

Module #4
The Renaissance and the Ottoman Threat
Examination of how the Ottoman Empire was perceived as a threat during the Renaissance, with a focus on works by writers like Shakespeare and Marlowe

Module #5
Orientalism and the Enlightenment
Discussion of Orientalism and its implications on European literature, including works by Montesquieu and Voltaire

Module #6
The Romantic Era and the Fascination with the Orient
Analysis of how Romantic writers like Byron and Shelley romanticized the Ottoman Empire and the Orient

Module #7
The Victorian Era and the Ottoman Empire
Examination of how the Ottoman Empire was represented in Victorian literature, including works by Dickens and Thackeray

Module #8
Ottoman Women in European Literature
Analysis of how Ottoman women were portrayed in European literature, including works by writers like Lady Mary Wortley Montagu

Module #9
The Balkans and the Ottoman Legacy
Examination of how the Ottoman Empires legacy in the Balkans was represented in literature, including works by writers like Ivo Andrić

Module #10
Ottoman Architecture and Urban Spaces in Literature
Analysis of how Ottoman architecture and urban spaces were described in European literature, including works by writers like Gustave Flaubert

Module #11
The Literature of Travel and Exploration
Examination of how travel writing and exploration literature represented the Ottoman Empire, including works by writers like Evliya Çelebi

Module #12
The Ottoman Empire and the Fantasy of the East
Analysis of how the Ottoman Empire was used as a setting for fantasy and adventure stories, including works by writers like Edgar Allan Poe

Module #13
Ottoman History and the Historical Novel
Examination of how Ottoman history was used in historical novels, including works by writers like Walter Scott

Module #14
The Ottoman Empire and the Politics of Identity
Analysis of how the Ottoman Empire was used to explore questions of identity, nationality, and belonging in European literature

Module #15
Postcolonial Perspectives on the Ottoman Empire
Examination of how postcolonial theory can be applied to the study of the Ottoman Empire in European literature

Module #16
Comparative Approaches to Ottoman Representations
Analysis of how different European literatures represented the Ottoman Empire, including comparisons between British, French, and German literatures

Module #17
Ottoman Literature in Translation
Examination of how Ottoman literature was translated and received in Europe, including works by writers like Fuzûlî

Module #18
The Legacy of the Ottoman Empire in Contemporary Literature
Analysis of how the Ottoman Empire continues to influence contemporary European literature, including works by writers like Orhan Pamuk

Module #19
Researching the Ottoman Empire in European Literature
Practical guidance on researching the Ottoman Empire in European literature, including sources, archives, and methodologies

Module #20
Teaching the Ottoman Empire in European Literature
Pedagogical approaches to teaching the Ottoman Empire in European literature, including lesson plans and assignments

Module #21
Case Study 1:Shakespeares Othello
In-depth analysis of Shakespeares Othello as a representation of the Ottoman Empire in literature

Module #22
Case Study 2:Montesquieus Lettres persanes
In-depth analysis of Montesquieus Lettres persanes as a representation of the Ottoman Empire in literature

Module #23
Case Study 3:Byrons Don Juan
In-depth analysis of Byrons Don Juan as a representation of the Ottoman Empire in literature

Module #24
Case Study 4:Ivo Andrićs The Bridge on the Drina
In-depth analysis of Ivo Andrićs The Bridge on the Drina as a representation of the Ottoman Empire in literature

Module #25
Peer Review and Discussion
Opportunity for students to share their research and receive feedback from peers

Module #26
Research Paper Workshop
Guided workshop on writing research papers on the Ottoman Empire in European literature

Module #27
Final Research Paper Submission
Submission of final research papers on the Ottoman Empire in European literature

Module #28
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in The Ottoman Empire in European Literature career

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The Ottoman Empire in European Literature ( 28 Modules )

The Ottoman Empire in European Literature
( 28 Modules )