Book Review
Year 2010,
, 267 - 268, 07.08.2011
Abstract
First paragraph:
This book provides detailed information about the history of “Hammam Culture” in Bursa, the first capital of Ottoman State. In fact, the city maintained its importance even after Istanbul had been conquered and designated the new capital. It has always been known as a green city, famous for its natural hot springs and hammams, including public hammams that have survived from the Ottoman peri-od. The book originally published in Turkish as “Bursa Hamamları” (2008) has been translated into English by Georgina Özer.
This book provides detailed information about the history of “Hammam Culture” in Bursa, the first capital of Ottoman State. In fact, the city maintained its importance even after Istanbul had been conquered and designated the new capital. It has always been known as a green city, famous for its natural hot springs and hammams, including public hammams that have survived from the Ottoman peri-od. The book originally published in Turkish as “Bursa Hamamları” (2008) has been translated into English by Georgina Özer.
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Details
| Primary Language | English |
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| Subjects | Religious Studies |
| Journal Section | Book Reviews |
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| Publication Date | August 7, 2011 |
| Submission Date | July 1, 2010 |
| Published in Issue | Year 2010 |