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Contents

Dimitris Stamatopoulos: Introduction

PART I. THE OTTOMAN EMPIRES

Dimitris Stamatopoulos: Prelates Weeping on Demand, Prelates Nationalists, Prelates Janissaries: Instrumentalist Discourses and Power Entanglements of the Christian Orthodox Clerical Elites in the Late Ottoman Empire

Fujinami Nobuyoshi: Hellenizing the Empire Through Historiography: Pavlos Karolidis and Greek Historical Writing in the Late Ottoman Empire

Ariadni Moutafidou: International Crisis and Empire: Muslim and Jewish Solidarity with the Ottoman Imperial Ideal in the Greek-Ottoman War of 1897

PART II. THE BALKAN EMPIRES

Bogdan Trifunović: Dreaming of an Empire: Discourse Analysis of Serbian Poetry at the Beginning of the 20th Century

Nikolay Aretov: An Attractive Enemy: The Conquest of Constantinople in Bulgarian Imagery

Naoum Kaytchev: “Turkish Illyrians” or Bulgarians/Serbs? Ottoman South Slavs Within the Croatian and Bulgarian National Models (1830s–1840s)

PART III. EASTERN SLAVIC EMPIRES

Magdalena Zakowska: Russia in Serbian and Bulgarian National Mythologies Until the First World War

Lora Gerd: Russian View on Balkan Nationalism (1878–1914)

Liliya Berezhnaya: Imagining the Third Rome and the New Jerusalem in the 16th–18th Century Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth

PART IV. OTTOMAN UTOPIAS AND DYSTOPIAS

Maro Kalantzopoulou: Balkan Nationalisms Against the Oriental Empire: Balkan National Poetry and the Disavowal of a Literary System

Eleonora Naxidou: Differing Perceptions of Ottoman Rule in the Bulgarian Ethnic Narrative of the Revival

Konstantinos Giakoumis: Against the Imperial Past: The Perception of the Turk and the Greek “Enemy” in the Albanian National Identity-Building Process

List of Contributors

Index

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