Jewish journalism and press in the Ottoman Empire and Turkey.

New English Paperback. Pbo. Demy 8vo. (21 x 14 cm). In English. 428 p. Jewish journalism and press in the Ottoman Empire and Turkey. This edited volume is a collection of studies on the Judeo-Spanish (Ladino) press of the Ottoman Empire. Now defunct newspapers published in Constantinople, ¿zmir and Salonika, cities where a sizable Sephardi population lived are the subject of the various articles collected in this volume. In addition to newspapers, well-known journalists of the epoch as well as Hebrew printing is also among the subjects of studies of this volume. Contents: PRESENTATION., ON VERBAL HYGIENE AND LINGUISTIC MAVENS: LANGUAGE IDEOLOGIES IN THE OTTOMAN AND NEW YORK JUDEO-SPANISH PRESS., Yvette BÜRKI / Rosa SÀNCHEZ., THE ANTI-CASTILIANIST CREDO OF JUDEZMO., JOURNALIST HIZKIA M. FRANCO (1875-1953)., David BUNIS., THE EARLIEST JUDEZMO NEWSPAPERS: SOCIOLINGUISTIC REFLECTIONS., David BUNIS., TRES MUJERES COLABORADORAS DEL PERIÓDICO DE SALÒNICA LA ÉPOCA, DE 1900 A 1907., Elena ROMERO., Firmas y seudónimos en la prensa periódica sefardí, Paloma Díaz-MAS. THE CONTRIBUTION OF HEBREW PRINTING HOUSES AND PRINTERS IN ISTANBUL TO LADINO CULTURE AND SCHOLARSHIP. Paloma D¿AZ-MAS. JEWISH JOURNALISM IN SALONIKA AND GREECE. Gila Hadar. Ottomanism in Ladino. Sarah Abrevaya STEIN. Ester Morguez Algranti, Una Mujer de Tinta y Letra. Susy Gruss. AN EXAMPLE OF THE TURKISH-JEWISH PRESS. TÜRKIYE'NIN SESI (VOICE OF TURKEY). Erdem ÇANAK. Index.