Aude Aylin de Tapia, PhD (2016), EHESS (Paris) & Bogaziçi University (Istanbul), is Professor of Turkish and Islamic studies at the University of Freiburg (Germany). She has published many works on the history and anthropology of the late Ottoman Empire and Modern Turkey, including “Cappadocia's Ottoman-Greek-Orthodox Heritage: The Making, Unmaking, and Remaking of a Religious Heritage Complex”, in Cerezales & Isnart (eds.), The Religious Heritage Complex: Conservation, Objects and Habitus in Spiritual Contexts (Bloomsbury, 2020).

• ContentsAcknowledgementsList of Tables and MapsAbbreviations and AcronymsNotes on Transliteration and TranscriptionIntroduction1 Historicizing Communities and Intercommunal Relations2 Language and Locality: Producers of Collectivities3 Book Outline4 A Note on Primary Sources1 Regionality in the Time of Nationalization1 Ottoman Reforms, Nationalisms, and Missionary Movements2 The (Re-)Appearance of Cappadocia2 Naming, Identifying, and Mapping Groups in Cappadocia1 Genres of Taxonomic Grouping2 Mapping Collectivities3 Conception(s), Perception(s) and Experience(s) of Space1 Conceived Space: Administering Locality2 Residing in a Shared Space3 Private, Communitarian, and Collective Spaces4 Connected Worlds: Forging Ties between Home and Elsewhere1 Migration Patterns2 Socio-professional Background and Networks of Assistance3 Everyday Life in a Village Experiencing Emigration5 Real Estate and Natural Resources1 Private Properties2 Communal and Collective Lands6 Economic and Professional Activities1 Production and Consumption, Infrastructure, and Transportation2 Commercial Exchange and Marketplaces3 Professions, Pluriactivity, and Specialization7 Religious Conversions and Inter-religious Marriages1 Collective and Individual Conversions to Islam2 Conversion to Christianity3 Marriage: A Bridge between Communities?4 Conversion and Converts in Strife8 Shared Sacredness1 Shared Sites of Worship (See Map 3)2 The Time of Sharing3 Shared Rites and Intercessions of the OtherConclusion: Doing, Undoing, and Redoing Groups in the Ottoman CountrysideEpilogueAppendix 1: Former and Current Names of Towns and Villages (Changing Names and Names with Various Versions) 287Appendix 2: Biographies of Main Informants by Settlements of OriginBibliographyIndex