Steve Tamari
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Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville Peck Hall 3223 Fields of Interest: Modern Middle East, Ottoman Syria, Arab History, Ethnic and National Identity in Pre-Modern Times, Early Modern History.
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History to 1500 354a History of Islamic Middle East, 600-1800 454 Arab-Israeli Conflict 301 Historical Methods |
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History since 1500 354b Modern Middle East since 1800 400 003 Women and Gender in Islamic History 301 Historical Methods |
“Ottoman Madrasas: The Multiple Lives of Educational Institutions in 18th-Century Syria,” Journal of Early Modern History 5, no. 2 (2001), 99-127.
“Biography, Autobiography, and Identity in Early Modern Damascus” in Mary Anne Fay, ed., Auto/Biography and the Creation of Identity in the Middle East from the Early Modern to the Modern Period (New York, 2001), 37-49.
"Who are the Arabs?: A Teaching Module", Center for Contemporary Arab Studies, Georgetown University, Washington, DC.
"Historical Research and Resources in Damascus", Middle East Studies Association Bulletin 30 (1996), 10-17.
"Teaching and Learning in 18th-century Damascus: Localism and Ottomanism in an Early Modern Arab Society" (Georgetown University, 1998) (Abstract)
Maps for Middle East and Islamic History
Images for Middle East and Islamic History
Dar al-Islam Teachers' Institute
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