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245	0	3	_aDe l'Europe ottomane aux nations balkaniques : _bles Lumières en question / _csous la direction de Chryssanthi Avlami, Franck Salaün et Jean-Pierre Schandeler
246	0	1	_aFrom Ottoman Europe to the Balkan nations : _bquestioning the Enlightenment
260			_aTurnhout : _bBrepols, _c2023
300			_a(318 p.)
490	0		_aMedieval and Early Modern Europe and the World, _xISSN 2953-2116 ; _v4
520			_aThe Enlightenment has often been used as a fundamental reference point for understanding the evolution of societies. Nevertheless, the broad nature of this term hides great inequalities between different historiographical traditions, with some countries considered to have 'ownership' of this intellectual and cultural current, which arose in the eighteenth century, while other lands have been considered at best peripheral, or at worst have been wholly disregarded. This is particularly true of the Ottoman Empire, and of the Balkan states, founded in the first decades of the nineteenth century, which have often been studied only through their relationship with France, Great Britain, and German.
700	1		_aAvlami, Chryssanthi _eDir. _4651 _9135470
700	1		_aSalaün, Franck _eDir. _4651 _969930
700	1		_aSchandeler, Jean-Pierre _d(1957-....) _eDir. _4651 _9318351
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