MISCELLANEOUS STUDIES ON THE KARAMANLIDIKA LITERARY TRADITION

Preface I. Tracing the Presence of the Rum Orthodox Population in Cappadocia. The evidence of Tapu Tahrirs of the 15th and 16th centu-ries II. Books in Turkish Written in Various Alphabets for the Gagauz (19th – early 20th century) III. Turkish-speaking Anatolian Christian Types (Karamanlidhes) in Modern Greek Comedies (19th century) IV. Modern Fashions and Traditional Customs during the years of the Crimean War V. The first family periodical in the Ottoman Empire: A Karamanlı Magazine in Smyrna (1849-1850) VI. The Karamanlı Newspaper Phostir or Fener. A Futile Publication Effort (1909) VII. Karamanlidika and Armeno-Turkish editions of Sunday School Les-sons VIII. An Ottoman Fahrenheit 451. Works and Days of the Censor Avraam G. Vaporidis Efendi (1855-1911) Sources – Bibliography Index