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Okupacja osmańska, czyli rozdźwięk cywilizacyjny w historii Egiptu. Rozmowa z egipskim historykiem Ahmadem Zakarijją asz-Szalakiem

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type 28 Nov 2021Publisher:Adam Mickiewicz University PoznanJournal:Przegląd Krytyczny, volume 3, pages 83-90 (eissn: 2657-8964, Copyright policy )
Authors: Agnieszka Piotrowska;

doi: 10.14746/pk.2021.3.2.6

Okupacja osmańska, czyli rozdźwięk cywilizacyjny w historii Egiptu. Rozmowa z egipskim historykiem Ahmadem Zakarijją asz-Szalakiem

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Wywiad z egipskim historykiem Ahmadem Zakarijją asz-Szalakiem na temat sytuacji Egiptu pod okupacją Turcji Osmańskiej, jej negatywnego wpływu na rozwój cywilizacyjny kraju i modernizacji, którą zapoczątkowały rządy dynastii Muhammada Alego. Uczony podkreśla znaczenie kultury tworzonej w okresie rządów monarchii do wybuchu rewolucji 1952 roku dla odrodzenia Egiptu. Argumentuje, że jego tożsamość jest produktem różnych wpływów kulturowych i nie powinna być przez nikogo zawłaszczana.

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