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Who Wrote History? The Western-Centered Narrative and the Invisibility of the Ottoman Empire

Who Wrote History? The Western-Centered Narrative and the Invisibility of the Ottoman Empire

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July 14, 2026

History is often thought of as a neutral account of the past. Yet which knowledge is deemed “scientific” and which narrative is accepted as “universal” is closely tied not only to what happened in the past but also to the mentalities and cultural frameworks through which that past is interpreted. Studies in Türkiye on Western-centric historiography demonstrate that historical narrative does not merely record events; it also shapes knowledge, cultural memory, and identity. Jack Goody’s concept of

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