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Tag Archives: Urban rhythms
Rush Hour in Ottoman Istanbul: Mechanized Transportation and the Emergence of Modern Temporal Patterns
Avner Wishnitzer, Tel Aviv University It is the morning rush hour in the Istanbul neighborhood of Eminönü. Another ferry is approaching the quay and even before it is tied to the platform, hordes of people alight and rush on to … Continue reading
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Tagged 19th Century, 20th Century, Bureaucracy, Infrastructure, Istanbul, Middle East, Ottoman Empire, State, Transport, Urban rhythms
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