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Excavating the English-Language Press in the Ottoman Empire (1841–1923) Editors, State Actors, Readers

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The English-language press in the Ottoman Empire was long thought near inexistent. While this article acknowledges that most English-language press titles in that country were few compared to the French-Ottoman press and resorted to French at one moment or another in their history, it investigates a body of English-Ottoman serials that proclaimed some connection to Britain or the US over the period 1841–1923 in order to expose the complex and multidirectional power relationships between British/American Levantine editors, British/American diplomatic actors, the Ottoman State, and readers (both in the Ottoman Empire and beyond). What did it mean to publish an English-Ottoman serial? Considering language as a social practice that helps reconcile the local and the global in the context of the foreign language press, this article seeks to understand motivations behind English-language serial publishing in the Ottoman Empire and how a mix of local/global constraints shaped titles like The Levant Herald (1856–1914).
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hal-04282135 , version 1 (13-11-2023)

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Stéphanie Prévost. Excavating the English-Language Press in the Ottoman Empire (1841–1923) Editors, State Actors, Readers. Media History, 2023, pp.1-16. ⟨10.1080/13688804.2023.2280034⟩. ⟨hal-04282135⟩
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