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Erken Modern Osmanlı’da Aidiyetin Sınırları

Ayşe Baltacıoğlu-Brammer Sunucu: Can Gümüş | Erken modern Osmanlı-Safevi dünyasında Kızılbaşlık, sınırları yalnızca inançla çizilen sabit bir kimlik değildi. Safevi hareketinin bir tarikattan bir imparatorluğa dönüşmesi sürecinde, Kızılbaş kimliği de siyasi bağlılıklar, mürit ağları, iktisadi kaynaklar ve ritüeller etrafında şekillendi; Osmanlı-Safevi rekabeti içinde yeni anlamlar kazandı. Bu bölümde Ayşe Baltacıoğlu-Brammer, Boundaries of Belonging: Sectarianism and Statecraft in the Early Modern Ottoman Empire (Cambridge University Press, 2026) kitabı temelinde Osmanlı yönetiminin Kızılbaşlara ilişkin sert mezhepsel söylemin her zaman tek biçimli bir uygulamaya dönüşmediğini gösteriyor. Bu sohbetimizde, Kızılbaşları Osmanlı ve Safevi devletlerinin politikaları karşısında edilgen bir topluluk olarak görmek yerine, bu politikaların şekillenmesinde rol oynayan aktörler olarak değerlendiriyor, aidiyetin sınırlarının nasıl kurulduğunu, Osmanlı ve Safevi imparatorlukları arasın...

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