Vol. 6 No. 011 (2020): Issue 011
Issue 11 of Ostour for Historical Studies (2020) includes the following studies and articles: “The Hermeneutic Approach to History: Towards Involving the Historian in the Interpretation of Historical Texts” (Brahim Elkadiri Boutchich); “Memory Studies in social and human sciences: An international interest and an arabic deficiencies” (Zouheir Soukah); “The Geography of History in Light of Interdisciplinarity: An Attempt to Reshape the Concept” (Ali el-Salah Moula); “Prosopography: An Approach to Studying Elites and Social Groups” (Rajae Ankoud); “Water and Settlement in Ancient North Africa” (Samir Ait Oumghar); “Ceuta in the Strategy of the Powers of the Western Mediterranean (Part 2)” (Mohamed Cherif); “Proving and Silencing: How Palestinian Fighters Ended “Annexation” (15 May 1948 – January 1949) in the writings of Qassem Al Rimawi on al-Jihad al-Muqaddas” (Bilal Mohammed Shalash); “The Value of Narrativity in the Representation of Reality” (Hayden White); “Notes on the translation of the texts of treaties concluded between the Mamluk Sultans and the Italian Cities” (Pierre Moukarzel); “Summary of Ostour Seminar: Arab Historians and their Sources, Part 2” (Ostour Editorial Commitee); “Historians and Travel, or, How Can Travel Sit at the Heartof the Historian's Writing? Moroccan and Eastern Ottoman Travel as an Example” (Mustapha el Ghachi); “Mutual Ignorance of Ottoman and Moroccan Sources” (Abderrahim Benhadda); “Historical Sources and their Uses in the Relationship of Minorities to Otherness in Tunisia” (Abdelhamid Hénia); “The Historian of Modernity in the Arab World and the Problem of Sources: General Observations on Tunisia and Libya” (Fathi Lissir); “Trade in Wadi Noun during the 19th Century and the Early 20th Century By Abdul Hadi Al-Maden” (Bouzid Laghla); “A Review of The Socio-Cultural and Economic Structures of The Ottoman Empire by Mübahat S. Kütükoğlu” (Kheireddine Saidi).
