Zeynep Oğuz Kursar završila je studij arhitekture, a potom magistrirala na studiju Povijest arhitekture na sveučilištu Middle East Technical University u Ankari (Turska). Radila je na istraživačkim i dokumentacijskim projektima o grčkoj, armenskoj, asirskoj i židovskoj kulturnoj baštini te učestvovala u arheloškim istraživanjima u Turskoj. Trenutno na Odsjeku za povijest umjetnosti i arhitekture na sveučilištu Harvard (Cambridge, SAD) dovršava doktorat o ranoj osmanskoj arhitekturi i urbanom razvoju sa fokusom na Bursu u 14. stoljeću.

Publikacije:

“Sultan as Spiritual Figure in Early Ottoman Mausolea,” u: Sacred Spaced and Urban Networks, ur. Suzan Yalman i Hilal Uğurlu (Istanbul: Koç University Press, u tisku)

“Introduction,” “Inventory Research and Fieldwork: Notes on Methodology,” i “Afterword,” u: Kayseri with its Armenian and Greek Cultural Heritage, ur. Altuğ Yılmaz (Istanbul: HDV Yayınları, 2016), 15-19; 65-71; 231-236.

Email: zoguz@ffzg.hr

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Zeynep Oğuz Kursar has a BA in Architecture and an MA in History of Architecture from the Middle East Technical University in Ankara, Turkey. She has worked on projects for researching and documenting Greek, Armenian, Syriac, and Jewish cultural heritage sites, and at international archaeological expeditions in Turkey. She is currently completing her Ph.D. thesis on Early Ottoman architecture and urban development with a focus on Bursa in the fourteenth century in the Department of History of Art and Architecture at Harvard University in Cambridge, USA.

Publications: 

“Sultan as Spiritual Figure in Early Ottoman Mausolea,” in: Sacred Spaced and Urban Networks, eds. Suzan Yalman and Hilal Uğurlu (Istanbul: Koç University Press, forthcoming in 2019)

“Introduction,” “Inventory Research and Fieldwork: Notes on Methodology,” and “Afterword,” in: Kayseri with its Armenian and Greek Cultural Heritage, ed. Altuğ Yılmaz (Istanbul: HDV Yayınları, 2016), 15-19; 65-71; 231-236.

Email: zoguz@ffzg.hr