Intercultural Contacts, Multiple Identities and Shifting Allegiances: the Caravane Maritime and its Protagonists in the Early Modern Mediterranean

跨文化接触、多重身份和不断变化的忠诚：近代早期地中海的商队海上及其主角

• 批准号: AH/F002777/1
• 负责人: Maria Fusaro
• 金额: $ 2.33万
• 依托单位: UNIVERSITY OF EXETER
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Research Grant
• 财政年份: 2007
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2007 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FF002777%2F1
• 关键词: Intercultural; Contacts; Multiple; Identities; Shifting

Summary 'Intercultural Contacts, Multiple Identities and Shifting Allegiances: the Caravane Maritime and its Protagonists in the Early Modern Mediterranean'.Contemporary geopolitical, religious and cultural issues, such as the co-habitation of Christianity and Islam and the integration of the Southern shores of the Mediterranean into the Western European economy after the Treaty of Barcelona (1995) have reinvigorated many of the classic Mediterranean issues that have been at the foundations of historical studies of this area.The commercial network of maritime trade activities across the Eastern Mediterranean and Northern Africa in the early modern period created a web of people of various faiths, nationalities and social classes, which for centuries permitted and fostered a constant exchange of ideas, customs and information, cutting across religious denominations and borders. This maritime trade network was known as the Caravane maritime.By better understanding the Caravane maritime we will better understand the historical roots of our current intra-Mediterranean relations. To do this, we need to bring together all the relevant scholars working on the various different aspects of this maritime traffic, including economic and social historians, literary scholars, specialists of Mediterranean studies and of the Ottoman world, as the Caravane maritime's surviving documentary evidence is spread throughout the Mediterranean in dozens of archives (often not catalogued and difficult to trace) and is written in several different languages. This project will bring together in an international workshop leading academics from the United Kingdom, Italy, Turkey, Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, Spain, France, Greece, the United States, Malta and Australia. This will create a framework for the exchange of the latest research methods and evidence. In order to guarantee continuity and maximize the dissemination of research findings and evidence, the project will solicit papers for publication as an edited book, and be the first step in establishing a permanent research network that will create a dedicated website where bibliographies and documents could be stored for public access. There is an urgency and timeliness to this project, due to the recent developments in Southern Europe and North Africa regarding the history of the region and the need for British scholarship to engage with this research, due to the important role played by British maritime and naval power in the Mediterranean at the time.

摘要：跨文化接触，多重身份和转变的忠诚：现代地中海早期的海上商队及其主角“。当代地缘政治、宗教和文化问题，例如基督教和伊斯兰教的共存以及1995年巴塞罗那条约后地中海南岸融入西欧经济地中海地区的历史研究为许多经典的地中海问题注入了新的活力。近代早期，横跨东地中海和北方非洲的海上贸易活动的商业网络创造了一个由各种信仰、国籍和社会阶层的人组成的网络，几个世纪以来，这一制度允许并促进了思想、习俗和信息的不断交流，跨越了宗教派别和边界。这个海上贸易网络被称为Caravane maritime。通过更好地了解Caravane maritime，我们将更好地了解我们目前地中海内部关系的历史根源。为了做到这一点，我们需要召集所有从事海上交通各个不同方面工作的相关学者，包括经济和社会历史学家、文学学者、地中海研究专家和奥斯曼世界专家，随着商队海事幸存的文件证据散布在地中海的数十个档案中，（通常没有编目，难以追踪），并以几种不同的语言编写。该项目将使来自联合王国、意大利、土耳其、摩洛哥、突尼斯、阿尔及利亚、西班牙、法国、希腊、美国、马耳他和澳大利亚的主要学者参加一个国际讲习班。这将为交流最新的研究方法和证据建立一个框架。为了保证连续性和最大限度地传播研究结果和证据，该项目将征集论文，作为编辑书籍出版，并作为建立永久研究网络的第一步，该网络将建立一个专门网站，储存书目和文件，供公众查阅。有一个紧迫性和及时性，这一项目，由于在南欧和北非最近的事态发展有关该地区的历史和英国的奖学金，以从事这项研究的需要，由于英国的海上和海军力量在地中海的时间发挥了重要作用。