OCAK, Ahmet Yaşar - University of St Andrews

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CURRICULUM VITAE
OCAK, Ahmet Yaşar
Education:
Licences: Faculté de Théologie Musulmane- Université d’Ankara (1967),
Département d’Histoire, Faculté des Lettres- Université d’Istanbul (1971).
Maîtrise : “Osmanlı İmparatorluğunda Zâviyeler: XIV.-XVII. Yüzyıllar”, Faculté des
Lettres-Université de Hacettepe (1974).
Doctora:
“La Revolte de Baba Resul: Un Mouvement Socio-religieux dans la
Premiere Moitié du XIIIe Siecle en Anatolie, Université des Sciences Humaines
de Strasbourg ( 1978)
Carriere professionelle:
Maître Assistant: Faculté des Lettres-Université de Hacettepe (1978).
Professeur Associé: Faculté des Lettres-Université de Hacettepe (1983)
Professorat: Faculté des Lettres-Université de Hacettepe (1988)
Publication:
1) "Islam in the Otoman Empire: A sociological framework for a new
interpretation", IJTS, IX/1-2 (2003), 183-198 (Bu makale, Tebliğler
kısmındaki 32 nolu makalenin yeniden düzenlenmiş şeklidir).
2) “The Wafâ’î Tarîqa (Wafâ’iyya) During and after the Periode of
the Seljuks of Turkey: A New Approach to the History of Popular
Mysticism in Turkey”, Les Seldjoukides d’Anatolie (Mésogeios), Ed.
Gary Leiser, 25-26 (2005), Pp. 209-248.
3) “Sufi Milieux and Political Othority in Turkish History: A
General Owerviev (Thirteenth-Seventheent Centuries”, Princeton Papers
(Interdisciplinary Journal Of Middle Eastern Studies), XV (2007), pp.
165-197.
4) “The Interpretatıon of Islam by the Turks Throughout the
Hıstorıcal Process”, The Peoples Speaking Turkish, Eds. Doğan KubanErgun Çağatay, Prince Claus, Fund Library, Prestel 2007, pp. 318-345.
In press
1) “Islam in Asia Minor”, UNESCO, The Different Aspects of
Islamic Culture, vol iii: The Spread of Islam Throughout the World.
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2) “Society, culture and intellectual life, 1071-1453”, Ed. K. Fleet,
The Cambridge History of Turkey, vol. 1, Cambridge.
3) “Islam’s Second Aspect in Turkey’s History: Rethinking The Shî’a
Element of Anatolia or about Isma’îlî
Influences”, Festschrift Kemal
Karpat, University of Wisconsin.
4) “Vie Socio-Religieuse dans les Villes Anatoliennes du XIIIe au XVIe
Siecles (Un Coup d’Oeil General allant des Seldjoukides aux Ottomans)”,
Mélanges Suraiya Faroqhi , Fondation Temimi-Tunis.