Ottoman House
The Mechanism of Homogenisation in 17th Century
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This study consists of a set of three legs of interpretations. The first of which summarises the two main approaches, that aims at explaining the Ottoman house, and the study s stance and attitude towards these approaches. In addition to this, it is also been stated that the house of the Ottoman-Anatolia City in the 17th century has been interpreted in an attitude that can be considered as being organisational-determinism. This deals with a mechanism that explains the approach in accordance with the centre-periphery relations has homogenized the Ottoman dwelling to the provinces during this pe...
This study consists of a set of three legs of
interpretations. The first of which summarises the
two main approaches, that aims at explaining the
Ottoman house, and the study s stance and attitude
towards these approaches. In addition to this, it is
also been stated that the house of the Ottoman-
Anatolia City in the 17th century has been
interpreted in an attitude that can be considered as
being organisational-determinism. This deals with a
mechanism that explains the approach in accordance
with the centre-periphery relations has homogenized
the Ottoman dwelling to the provinces during this
period. This view is used more to explain the House
Type with Central Hall. The study, however, believes
that this House Type was the first step in the
process of homogenisation, which began in the middle
of the 15th century. The third and final leg of the
set of interpretations questions the set belief of
the localness of the House Type with Open Hall in
the 17th century Ottoman-Anatolia City as part of
such a homogenized process and organizational
structure.
interpretations. The first of which summarises the
two main approaches, that aims at explaining the
Ottoman house, and the study s stance and attitude
towards these approaches. In addition to this, it is
also been stated that the house of the Ottoman-
Anatolia City in the 17th century has been
interpreted in an attitude that can be considered as
being organisational-determinism. This deals with a
mechanism that explains the approach in accordance
with the centre-periphery relations has homogenized
the Ottoman dwelling to the provinces during this
period. This view is used more to explain the House
Type with Central Hall. The study, however, believes
that this House Type was the first step in the
process of homogenisation, which began in the middle
of the 15th century. The third and final leg of the
set of interpretations questions the set belief of
the localness of the House Type with Open Hall in
the 17th century Ottoman-Anatolia City as part of
such a homogenized process and organizational
structure.
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