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portada On an Eighteenth-Century Sephardic Trade Manual from Constantinople: Binyamin Shilton's Translated and Explained
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Language
English
Pages
216
Format
Hardcover
ISBN13
9789004687226

On an Eighteenth-Century Sephardic Trade Manual from Constantinople: Binyamin Shilton's Translated and Explained

Sabanoglu, Alber (Author) · Brill · Hardcover

On an Eighteenth-Century Sephardic Trade Manual from Constantinople: Binyamin Shilton's Translated and Explained - Sabanoglu, Alber

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Synopsis "On an Eighteenth-Century Sephardic Trade Manual from Constantinople: Binyamin Shilton's Translated and Explained"

Through the gate opened by Hoshev Mahshavot, one of the first books written in Ladino on a non-religious subject, this study explores the little-known world of the Constantinople Jewish traders of the early eighteenth century, their international networks, the goods that they sold and bought, the language that they used, and the way mathematics and trade were taught. What were the sources of inspiration for this manual? What was the state of knowledge of math and the sciences in Europe and the Ottoman Empire? How much interaction was there between authors of similar books in different communities? While addressing these and other questions, the author demonstrates that math could also be taught by means of anecdotes, refrains, or poems; and that trade was considered to be a science related to philosophy.

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