Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. List of Figures vii
4. List of Tables xiii
5. Series Editor’s Foreword xiv
6. The Contributors xv
7. Editor’s Note on Transliteration xvii
8. PART ONE: INTRODUCTION
9. CHAPTER 1 Editors’ Introduction 1
10. CHAPTER 2 What is Special about Seljuq History? 6
11. CHAPTER 3 Seljuq Art: An Overview 17
12. PART TWO: RULERS AND CITIES
13. CHAPTER 4 Rum Seljuq Caravanserais: Urbs in Rure 33
14. PART THREE: FAITH, RELIGION AND ARCHITECTURE
15. CHAPTER 5 The Religious History of the Great SeljËq Period 51
16. CHAPTER 6 Domes in the Seljuq Architecture of Iran 72
17. CHAPTER 7 The Politics of Patronage in Medieval Mosul: Nur al-Din, Badr al-Din and the Question of the Sunni Revival 88
18. PART FOUR: IDENTITIES: RULERS AND POPULACE
19. CHAPTER 8 Ghaznavid, Qarakhanid and Seljuq Monumental Inscriptions and the Development of Royal Propaganda: Towards an Epigraphic Corpus 111
20. CHAPTER 9 Inscribed Identities: Some Monumental Inscriptions in Eastern Anatolia and the Caucasus 129
21. CHAPTER 10 Grasping the Magnitude: Saljuq Rum between Byzantium and Persia 144
22. PART FIVE: MAGIC AND THE COSMOS
23. CHAPTER 11 A Seljuq Occult Manuscript and its World: MS Paris persan 174 161
24. CHAPTER 12 Al-KhåzinÈ’s Astronomy under the Seljuqs: Inferential Observations (iʽtibår), Calendars and Instruments 180
25. PART SIX: OBJECTS AND MATERIAL CULTURE
26. CHAPTER 13 Casting Shadows 197
27. CHAPTER 14 What’s in a Name? Signature, Maker’s Mark or Keeping Count: On Craft Practice at Rayy 215
28. CHAPTER 15 Collaborative Investigations of a Monumental Seljuq Stucco Panel 228
29. CHAPTER 16 The Florence Shåhnåma between History and Science 245
30. Glossary 264
31. Bibliography 266
32. Index 297