In 'The Renegado', the control of Muslim women is a site for constructing European racial, masculine superiority in contrast to perceived Muslim inferiority.

A conversation between Vani Effendi and Sir Thomas Baines shows a willingness to understand theological differences between Islam and Christianity in 1676

An Ottoman Turkish source discovered in the Leipzig University Library stands before us as a treasure trove in reshaping our understanding of the early periods.

It is necessary to put the East and the West into conversation by giving equal voices to have a more comprehensive view

Turkey carpets in early modern English drama symbolised more than mere luxury; they represented England’s ambition to establish its own global presence.

Global economic crises and the use of foreign currency naturally found their reflections in early modern drama and literature