The Ottoman Empire and Identity Among Its Various Peoples [Mouseion 024 Daniel Kakish]

https://is1-ssl.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Podcasts126/v4/53/f1/65/53f16537-01ba-5d6c-c7ba-d3eda425f224/mza_4773634232519155302.jpg/600x600bb.jpg

The Mouseion - The Professor Wingert Podcast

MichaelWingert

31 episodes

2 days ago

The Mouseion features Professor Michael Wingert, Dean of Agora University’s Holy Transfiguration College, engaged in mildly interesting conversation with friends, colleagues, and other fascinating persons. The title of the podcast, “the Mouseion,” aims to generate an audio space for inspirational ideas and learning across subject matter in and beyond the professor’s areas of expertise in ancient medicine, Semitics, religion, Near Eastern languages and cultures.

Philosophy

Society & Culture

RSS

All content for The Mouseion - The Professor Wingert Podcast is the property of MichaelWingert and is served directly from their servers with no modification, redirects, or rehosting. The podcast is not affiliated with or endorsed by Podjoint in any way.

Philosophy

Society & Culture

https://d3t3ozftmdmh3i.cloudfront.net/production/podcast_uploaded_episode/23233879/23233879-1660903819685-5061aeb49e205.jpg

The Ottoman Empire and Identity Among Its Various Peoples [Mouseion 024 Daniel Kakish]

The Mouseion - The Professor Wingert Podcast

1 hour 1 minute 51 seconds

3 years ago

The Ottoman Empire and Identity Among Its Various Peoples [Mouseion 024 Daniel Kakish]

In this podcast episode, Daniel Kakish and I discuss the matter of identity and the various communities of the Ottoman Empire prior to World War I. Daniel Kakish holds masters degrees in History as well as Eastern Christian Studies and is a former instructor at colleges and universities in the San Diego area, where he taught courses in topics related to the Middle East and Arabic Culture. He is also a sub-deacon in the Syriac Orthodox Church and possesses a wealth of knowledge on the history, language, and religious traditions of the Middle East.