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Rendre La Justice a Amid : Procedures, Acteurs et Doctrines dans le Contexte Ottoman du XVIIIeme Siecle.
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| 著者・編者 | Aykan, Yavuz, |
|---|---|
| シリーズ | Ottoman Empire & its Heritage |
| 出版社 | (Brill, NE) |
| ページ数 | 288 pp. |
| 言語 | ENG |
| ニュース番号 | ＜628-L812＞ |
解説
Dans son Rendre la justice a Amid, Yavuz Aykan analyse la vie juridique de la ville d'Amid, capitale de la province ottomane de Diyarbakir, au 18eme siecle. A partir des proces-verbaux des tribunaux des villes d'Amid, Harput et Mardin, il met en lumiere la centralite du cadi, du gouverneur provincial (vali) et du mufti dans le champ operatoire de la loi. Retracant la genealogie des textes utilises par le mufti provincial, Aykan etudie aussi la circulation de diverses interpretations juridiques de la Grande Syrie a la Transoxiane et la Horde d'Or, et leur integration dans la pratique juridique ottomane. Ce livre offre ainsi une approche renouvelee et historicisee des acteurs et hierarchies de systemes juridiques de ce cadre provincial.
In Rendre la justice a Amid, Yavuz Aykan analyses the legal life of the city of Amid, the capital of Ottoman Diyarbekir province in the 18th century. Making use of court records from the cities of Amid, Harput and Mardin, he explores the centrality of the qadi, the provincial governor, and the provincial mufti to law enforcement. By tracing the genealogies of legal texts used by the mufti for fatwa production, Aykan maps out the broader transformations of various judicial interpretations in their journey from Greater Syria to Transoxiana and the Golden Horde, and finally into Ottoman legal praxis. As such, this book offers a far more historicized approach to the multiple actors and hierarchies of juridical systems operating in this provincial setting.
In Rendre la justice a Amid, Yavuz Aykan analyses the legal life of the city of Amid, the capital of Ottoman Diyarbekir province in the 18th century. Making use of court records from the cities of Amid, Harput and Mardin, he explores the centrality of the qadi, the provincial governor, and the provincial mufti to law enforcement. By tracing the genealogies of legal texts used by the mufti for fatwa production, Aykan maps out the broader transformations of various judicial interpretations in their journey from Greater Syria to Transoxiana and the Golden Horde, and finally into Ottoman legal praxis. As such, this book offers a far more historicized approach to the multiple actors and hierarchies of juridical systems operating in this provincial setting.