Palestine A Four Thousand Year History | Quran Course- 10. Introduction : Palestine As A Name Commonly Used Throughout Ancient History3 min read
- 20.1 Palestine As An Official Administrative Entity9 min read
- 30.2 From Palestine-focused Biblical Orientalism To The New Histories Of Israel12 min read
- 40.3 Political Autonomy, Independence And Statehood In Palestine Over The Last Three Millennia6 min read
- 50.4 From The Geo-political Term Palestine To The Concept Of Palestine: Cartography, Place Names And Social Memory7 min read
- 60.5 Locating Palestine: The Methodological And Intellectual Framework2 min read
- 71. The Philistines And Philistia As A Distinct Geo-political Entity1 min read
- 81.1 The Philistines As Indigenous People: Epigraphic And Archaeological Evidence For Peleset And The Philistines1 min read
- 91.2 The Name ‘ Cana’an’ In The Late Bronze Period1 min read
- 101.3 The Name Palestine Takes Over From The Late Bronze Age Onwards1 min read
- 111.4 The Names Piliste And Philistia In Assyrian Sources2 min read
- 121.5 Iron Age Philistia As A Distinct Polity: The Country Of The Peleset From Gaza To Tantur (1200‒712 Bc)2 min read
- 131.6 The Highly Developed Cities Of Philistia2 min read
- 141.7 The ‘ Way Of The Philistines’: Palestine As A Transit Country And The Historic Road Of Via Maris1 min read
- 151.8 Philisto-arabian Coins: Currency, Power And Autonomy In Philistia (6th–4th Centuries Bc)1 min read
- 162. The Conception Of Palestine In Classical Antiquity And During The Hellenistic Empires1 min read
- 172.1 The Greek Name Παλαιστίνη In Classical And Foundational Greco-hellenic Sources1 min read
- 182.2 The Conception Of Palaistinê By The Founding Father Of History3 min read
- 192.3 The Name Palestine In Aristotle’s Meteorology1 min read
- 202.4 Palaestina On The World Map Of Ptolemy: The Use Of The Term Palaestina By Greek Geographers And Historians During The Seleucid And Ptolemaic Empires2 min read
- 213. From Philistia To Provincia ‘syria Palaestina’ 1 min read
- 223.1 The Upgrading Of Palestine By Hadrian: The Official Designation Of The Province Of ‘syria Palaestina’ (135‒390 Ad)4 min read
- 233.2 FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS: FROM ‘SYRIA PALAESTINA’ TO PALAESTINA1 min read
- 243.3 The 1st Century Geography Of Palaestina By Strabo, Pliny The Elder And Pomponius Mela2 min read
- 253.4 The Official Designation Of Palaestina By Classical Jewish Scholars2 min read
- 263.5 The Rise Of Caesarea-palaestina1 min read
- 274. The ( Three In One) Provincia Palaestina3 min read
- 284.1 Caesarea Maritima As A Mediterranean Capital Of Culture: The City’s Metropolitan Elite5 min read
- 294.2 Nicaea And Historical Ecclesiastical Representations Of Palestine: The Archiepiscopal See Of Caesarea1 min read
- 304.3 The Emergence Of Independent Palestinian Church: Political Versus Religious Capitals In Palestine4 min read
- 314.4 Latin Palestine2 min read
- 324.5 Religio-cultural And Institutional Memories Of Provincia Palaestina And Modern Palestine1 min read
- 334.6 Material Evidence And Powerful Symbols Of Byzantine Palaestina (παλαιστινη): The 1884 Archaeological Discovery Of The Madaba Mosaic Map1 min read
- 344.7 The ‘ Athens Of Asia’ In Palaestina: Gaza As A Mediterranean Centre Of Classical Literature And Rhetoric5 min read
- 354.8 Popular Religion And The Relaxed Setting Of Gaza: The Rose Festival Of Gaza1 min read
- 364.9 Monastic School Of Gaza And The Monasteries Of Palaestina: The Desert Fathers And Mothers And Their Worldwide Impact4 min read
- 375. Arab Christian Palestine6 min read
- 385.1 Arabic Classical Poetry And Byzantine Palestine: Al-nabighah Adh-dhubyani 4 min read
- 396. The Arab Province Of Jund Filastin1 min read
- 406.1 Palestinian Syriac Aramaic, Palestinian Arabic And Palestinian Toponyms1 min read
- 416.2 The Continuities And Transformation Of The Province Of Jund Filastin4 min read
- 426.3 The Extent Of The Arab Province Of Jund Filastin: From Marj Ibn ‘amer To The Red Sea2 min read
- 436.4 The Secular And Sacred Capitals Of The Province Of Filastin: The Grandeur Of Ilya (bayt Al-maqdis) And Al-ramla Under The Umayyads7 min read
- 446.5 Jund Filastin As The Richest Province Of Al-sham Region5 min read
- 456.6 Coins Minted ‘in-filastin’ (‘ بفلسطين ’): Palestine Currency, Monetary Autonomy And Numismatic Evidence From Arab Islamic Palestine3 min read
- 466.7 Reconfiguration Of Palestine Under The Fatimids: The Province Of Jund Filastin And The Military Governor Of Palestine 11 ) (متولي حرب فلسطين) Th Century)4 min read
- 477. Between Egypt And Al-sham1 min read
- 487.1 Palestine On Arab And Venetian World Maps (12th‒15th Centuries): The Maps Of Muhammad Al-idrisi (1154), Pietro Vesconte, Marino Sanudo And Fra Mauro (1450)3 min read
- 497.2 Ayyubid Palestine And The Re-establishment Of Islamic Jerusalem In Post-crusade Palestine: The Decline Of Palestine’s Coastal Cities And Rise Of The Interior Urban Centres3 min read
- 507.3 The Leading Role Of Al-quds Under The Mamluks: The Capital Of Mamluk Palestine And The ‘city Without Walls’ (1260‒1517)2 min read
- 517.4 The Sea Versus The Mountain: Safad As A New Regional Capital Of The Galilee2 min read
- 527.5 The Social Memory Of Palestine During The Mamluk And Early Ottoman Periods: Filastin In Local Muslim Social Memory2 min read
- 537.6 The Mosaics Of Historic Palestine, Continuities And Transformation: The Palestinian Glasswork Industry Of Al-khalil And The School Of Mosaics Of Al-quds3 min read
- 548. Palestinian Statehood In The 18th Century2 min read
- 558.1 Revivalism And Rediscovery Under Ottoman Rule: The Arab Islamic Jurisprudence Of Palestine And Indigenous Memories Of Filastin Under The Ottomans (1517‒1860s)4 min read
- 568.2 Al-dawlah Al-qutriyyah: Palestinian Statehood And The Regimes Of Dhaher Al-ʿumar And Ahmad Pasha Al-jazzar In The 18th Century1 min read
- 578.3 History Of Urban Elites Versus History ‘from Below’: New Leadership, Palestine’s Cotton Trade With Europe And The Industrial Revolution4 min read
- 588.4 Hourani’s ‘urban’ Elites Paradigm?1 min read
- 598.5 Taxation, Frontier Provinces And The Rise Of Autonomous Power In 18th Century Palestine2 min read
- 608.6 Nominal Sovereignty Versus Practical Sovereignty6 min read
- 618.7 Reading The History Of Modern Palestine Through The Eyes Of The Indigenous People3 min read
- 629. Being Palestine, Becoming Palestine1 min read
- 639.1 New Representations Of Palestine, 1805‒19171 min read
- 649.2 Western Travelogues Of Palestine: The Distinction Between Palestine/ Holy Land And Syria5 min read
- 659.3 Palestine-focused Russian Orientalism In The Late Ottoman Period4 min read
- 669.4 Strategic Ambitions And The British Peaceful Crusade: Science, Empire And The Mapping Of Palestine By The Palestine Exploration Fund (1865–1877)2 min read
- 679.5 The Historic And Geographic Maps Of Palestine: The National Geographic1 min read
- 689.6 Paradigm Shift In Late Ottoman Palestine (1872‒1917): Historical Continuities And Administrative Division Of Palestine7 min read
- 699.7 The Reimagining Of Palestinian Territorial Identity And Proto-nationalism In Late Ottoman Palestine: Khalil Beidas And Palestinian Cultural Nationalism6 min read
- 709.8 ‘being Palestine, Becoming Palestine’ In Mahmoud Darwish’s Poetry2 min read
- 719.9 Vernacularisation, Indigeneity And Modern Representations Of Palestine In The Palestinian Arab Press: The Newspaper Falastin (1911–1967)3 min read
- 729.10 The Term Filastin In Ruhi Al-khalidi’s Unpublished Manuscript3 min read
- 739.11 Historic Continuities And Colonial Transformation: Palestine As A Single Official Administrative And Territorial Entity Under The British (1918‒may 1948)2 min read
- 749.12 Self-determination And The Proliferation Of Palestinian Nationalist Organisations: The Palestinian National Movement During The Mandatory Period2 min read
- 759.13 The Short-lived Newspaper Suriyya Al-janubiyyah (1919‒1920)4 min read
- 769.14 From Palestine To The Land Of Israel: The Palestine Communist Party (palestinishe Komunistishe Partei)2 min read
- 779.15 Palestinian National Institutions And Organisations In The Post-nakba Period: The Revolutionary Politics Of The Plo2 min read
- 789.16 Studia Palaestina: Palestine Studies And The Proliferation Of Modern Research Societies And Institutions1 min read
- 7910. Settlercolonialism And Disinheriting The Palestinians8 min read
- 8010.1 Hebrewisation: Antecedents To Zionist Toponymy1 min read
- 8110.2 From Karm Al-khalili To Kerem Avraham (1855): James Finn’s Colony2 min read
- 8210.3 Disappearing Palestinian Villages And Place Names Before 19481 min read
- 8310.4 Appropriation Of Arabic Place Names, Indigenisation Of The European Settlers And Hybridisation Strategies3 min read
- 8410.5 Appropriation, Hybridisation And Indigenisation: The Appropriation Of Palestine Place Names By European Zionist Settlers3 min read
- 8510.6 The Pure Zionist Settler Colony And A Monolingual Mindset: From Palestinian Arab Masha And Sajara To Israeli Kfar Tavor And Ilaniya1 min read
- 8610.7 Judaisation, Hebraicisation And Biblicisation Strategies1 min read
- 8710.8 Zionist Toponymic Methods And Strategies In The Post-nakba Period: Key Features Of The Israeli Place Names Projects1 min read
- 8810.9 The Israeli Army’s Hebrew Names Committee Of 1949: Indigenising The European Settlers And Self-renaming1 min read
- 8910.10 Hybridity, Hebraicising And The Myth Of Restoration: Eliezer Ben-yehuda, The Committee Of The Hebrew Language And Founding Myths Of Modern Hebrew1 min read
- 9010.11 Hybridisation And Patterns Of Early Zionist Borrowing From, And Modelling On, Arabic And Aramaic2 min read
- 9110.12 Self-invention, Self-indigenisation And Self-antiquation: Personal Name Changing By Members Of The Predatory Zionist Ashkenazi Elite Of Israel9 min read
- 9210.13 Toponyms ‘from Above’ And State-supervised Projects: The Israeli Governmental Names Committee2 min read
- 9310.14 The Legendary Toponymy Of Zionist Settlers And The Latin Medieval Crusaders6 min read
- 9410.15 The Creation Of A Usable Past: The Power/ Knowledge Nexus2 min read
- 9510.16 Israeli Biblical Archaeology As A Secular Religion: Judaisation Strategies And The Assertion Of Ownership: The Superimposition Of Biblical, Talmudic And Mishnaic Names4 min read
- 9610.17 From Palestinian Majdal-ʿasqalan To Biblical Ashkelon2 min read
- 9710.17 The New Israeli Place Names And Landscape: Fashioning A European Landscape As A Site Of Amnesia And Erasure1 min read
- 9810.18 From Yerushalayim To Orshalim: The Transliteration Of New Hebrew Toponyms And Road Signs Into English And Arabic1 min read
- 9910.19 Epilogue: The Palestinian Multi-layered Identity, Toponymic Memory And The Diverse Heritage Of The Land2 min read
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