Coffee and Coffeehouses: The Origins of a Social Beverage in the Medieval Near East (Publications on the Near East)
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Coffee and Coffeehouses: The Origins of a Social Beverage in the Medieval Near East (Publications on the Near East)

by Ralph S. Hattox

History Cultural Studies
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This book traces the origins of coffee and the rise of coffeehouses in the medieval Near East, revealing how the beverage became integral to social life. Authored by Ralph S. Hattox, it provides a scholarly examination of cultural practices and historical contexts that shaped this enduring tradition.

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Coffee and Coffeehouses delves into the historical roots of coffee in the medieval Near East, examining how it emerged as a key social beverage.

The book highlights the role of coffeehouses in fostering social interactions and cultural exchanges during this period.

Through detailed analysis, it connects the beverage's introduction to broader societal shifts in the region.

Published as part of the Publications on the Near East series, it offers insights into the evolution of daily customs and communal spaces.

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