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Science among the Ottomans: The Cultural Creation and Exchange of Knowledge, translated into Turkish with the title Science among the Ottomans: The Cultural Creation and Exchange of Knowledge, seems attractive for both the chosen title, both the cover image and the back-cover writing. What is the history of science that comes after the prejudice? with a headline entry (ss. 1 to 3 starts. After that, the "information" in the Ottoman Empire was concealed. 25-69, How and where does learning occur? and S. 71-106), the transmission of information into, from and within the Ottoman Empire. 107-154) and State in Science: Empire, Power, Infrastructure and Finance (s. 155-194) comes with four chapters titled and with a result section titled Ottoman Science (ss. 195-207 is the end of the work. The references - separately from each section - were given at the end of the book, directly before the source and directory. Although this is a pretty annoying situation for some readers, it is likely not to be seen as a reason for a positive or negative criticism of the contents of the work because it is the preference of the publisher.