Die autokratische Herrschaft im Moskauer Reich in der ‚Zeit der Wirren‘ 1598–1613
Contributions by Maureen Perrie Contributions by Dittmar Dahlmann Contributions by Diana Ordubadi Contributions by Christian Schwermann Contributions by Cornelia Soldat Contributions by David Khunchukashvili Contributions by Isaiah Gruber Contributions by Adrian Selin Contributions by Aleksandr Filyushkin Contributions by Vladimir Klimenko Edited by Dittmar Dahlmann Edited by Diana Ordubadi
Hardback (Published)
(December 2019)
ISBN: 9783847110477
6.3 x 9.25 inches
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A closer look at the various levels of the Ottoman social order brings to light a variety of conditions for enslavement practices rather than a single universal pattern. The authors of this volume examine various forms of dependency with a particular focus on agency, i.e. the room for maneuver of the enslaved or the options for action in situations of extreme individual or group dependencies in their respective historical contexts. A clearer and more nuanced picture of the practices of slavery thus evolves across the duration of the Empire between the 14th-20th centuries.
This volume presents results on the Russian autocracy during the ‘Time of Troubles’ 1598-1613 and places the power relations in Muscovy in an intercultural context. The ‘Time of Troubles’ as an epoch of a deep dynastic and social crisis is illuminated not only from a historical but also from a climatological as well as from the perspective of German-language eyewitness accounts. The phenomenon of Moscow autocracy is compared to autocratic rule in China. Extensive descriptions – including the examples of Boris Godunov and the Swedish prince Karl Filip – explain the strategies of empowerment that moved between the ancient Russian tradition of the Starina and the proclamation of power.
- Contributions by Maureen Perrie
- Contributions by Dittmar Dahlmann
- Contributions by Diana Ordubadi
- Contributions by Christian Schwermann
- Contributions by Cornelia Soldat
- Contributions by David Khunchukashvili
- Contributions by Isaiah Gruber
- Contributions by Adrian Selin
- Contributions by Aleksandr Filyushkin
- Contributions by Vladimir Klimenko
- Edited by Dittmar Dahlmann
- Edited by Diana Ordubadi
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