@techreport{3359335,
    title = "Women travelers of the 17th, 18th, 19th and early 20th   centuries in Asia Minor and other Ottoman territories (Publications and Database)",
    author = "Irene Kamberidou",
    year = "2023",
    institution = "/lib/default/data/1324644",
    keywords = "Gender, Visibility,  Agency, Philhellenic movement, Greek revolution, Ottoman society, Publications, Interviews",
    abstract = "CONTENT & KEYWORDS: Gender; Visibility; Agency; Philhellenic movement; Greek revolution; Ottoman society; Osmanli society; Ottoman Empire; Orientalism; Multiethnic-multiracial harem slavery institution; Children’s harem; Women’s travel literature; Female accounts; Women travelers of the 17th, 18th, 19th centuries; Travel writing; Multiethnic synthesis of the Ottoman household; Military slavery; Child slavery; Islamization;  Obesity – fat considered beautiful; Deviations from Islamic traditions-sultans dancing; Greek music and songs in the harems; the Sultan’s Harem; Women and children of different nations; Eunuchs; Spaces for interacting, sharing  and bonding; Identification with the ‘OTHER’; Muslim women (free and slave);  Islamized slaves: Muslim women’s  legal and social rights; Divorce; Marriage, Adoption; Dance and physical activity, a symbol of social inferiority; The Body in Ottoman society; Discourse on Orientalism and the Greek Element; Womanity in the yoke of the harem: European women travel writers, authors and journalists of the 17th, 18th , 19th and early 20th centuries; the East in the eyes of women travelers; Women as agents of change; Harem inmates escape the harems;  Gender, Volunteerism and Military Hospitals: War Nurses, Educators and Philanthropists of the Nineteenth-Century, and so forth."
}