The impact of acculturation on the housing plans of the Iraqi-origin elite during the era of late Ottoman rule (1830-1917)

Title The impact of acculturation on the housing plans of the Iraqi-origin elite during the era of late Ottoman rule (1830-1917)
Author Al-Salhi, Barizat Qasim Hussein Fahmy, Al-Sadkhan, Areej Karim Majeed
Publication Place Baghdad, Iraq - University of Baghdad, College of Engineering
Type Book
Language ara,eng
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library: Royal Danish Library
Library Asset ID ISSN: 1726-4073, EISSN: 2520-3339
Record ID cdi_emarefa_primary_831345
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Notes Generally, different propositions show that culture changes because of many factors, and acculturation has emerged out of important operations which lead to cultural change as a result of contact between different societies or cultures. Since the cultural environment with its varying effects plays a major role in the formulation of architectural products, the research defined its research problem as follows: There is need for knowledge to specify the results of acculturation at the level of plans of house architecture belong to Iraqi elites in Baghdad city during the late Ottoman rule in Iraq(1830-1917). The research depends on the comparative procedure to define the acculturation results, so the plans character of the house of Iraqi origin will compare with the plans character for Iraq’s houses before the Ottoman rule in Iraq, and with the plans character of Turkish houses in Anodal during the Ottoman rule. The final conclusion shows that the result of acculturation between the two cultures during the late Ottoman rule at the level of the plans of the Iraqi elite houses represented by the energetic maintenance of the characteristics of the local plan. However, this maintenance began to decline (the start of medium-sized maintenance) beginning at the end of the period studied.
Görüntüle Journal of Engineering, 2018, Vol.24 (2), p.1-24
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The impact of acculturation on the housing plans of the Iraqi-origin elite during the era of late Ottoman rule (1830-1917)

Author Al-Salhi, Barizat Qasim Hussein Fahmy, Al-Sadkhan, Areej Karim Majeed
Publication Place Baghdad, Iraq - University of Baghdad, College of Engineering
Type Book
Language ara,eng
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library Royal Danish Library
Library Asset ID ISSN: 1726-4073, EISSN: 2520-3339
Record ID cdi_emarefa_primary_831345
Library Location DOAJ Directory of Open Access Journals
Notes Generally, different propositions show that culture changes because of many factors, and acculturation has emerged out of important operations which lead to cultural change as a result of contact between different societies or cultures. Since the cultural environment with its varying effects plays a major role in the formulation of architectural products, the research defined its research problem as follows: There is need for knowledge to specify the results of acculturation at the level of plans of house architecture belong to Iraqi elites in Baghdad city during the late Ottoman rule in Iraq(1830-1917). The research depends on the comparative procedure to define the acculturation results, so the plans character of the house of Iraqi origin will compare with the plans character for Iraq’s houses before the Ottoman rule in Iraq, and with the plans character of Turkish houses in Anodal during the Ottoman rule. The final conclusion shows that the result of acculturation between the two cultures during the late Ottoman rule at the level of the plans of the Iraqi elite houses represented by the energetic maintenance of the characteristics of the local plan. However, this maintenance began to decline (the start of medium-sized maintenance) beginning at the end of the period studied.
Görüntüle Journal of Engineering, 2018, Vol.24 (2), p.1-24
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