分裂的忠诚：帝国末期叙利亚的民族主义与大众政治
by James L. Gelvin, 詹姆斯·L. 格尔文
In 'Divided Loyalties: Nationalism and Popular Politics in Late Ottoman Syria,' James L. Gelvin analyzes the emergence of nationalist sentiments and mass political engagement as the Ottoman Empire waned. The book explores how divided allegiances among Syrians contributed to the region's transformation, providing a key lens on the roots of modern ethnic and political identities in the Middle East.
About This Book
This book delves into the complex dynamics of nationalism and popular politics in Syria during the final years of the Ottoman Empire. It offers a detailed examination of how ethnic identities and political movements emerged amid imperial decline.
James L. Gelvin provides a scholarly perspective on the interplay between local aspirations and broader imperial forces, highlighting the role of mass participation in shaping historical outcomes.
The narrative captures the era's tensions, offering readers an understanding of the foundational events that influenced modern Middle Eastern politics.
Through rigorous research, the work illuminates the fragmented loyalties that defined this pivotal period, making it essential for those studying imperial histories and nationalist movements.
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