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work_dstg5yl7qzeu7gdpooplmlp4km	Berrak Burçak	Hygienic beauty: discussing Ottoman-Muslim female beauty, health and hygiene in the Hamidian Era	2018	19	.pdf	application/pdf	10887	923	69	To cite this article: Berrak Burçak (2018) Hygienic beauty: discussing Ottoman-Muslim female beauty, health and hygiene in the Hamidian Era, Middle Eastern Studies, 54:3, 343-360, DOI: dangers of), skin-care, female health and hygiene.4 In this particular article, Asım underlined the importance of having a fresh appearance and urged his readers to preserve their This article, which examines the popular press targeted at an Ottoman-Muslim audience, argues that imperial anxieties concerning the future of the Ottoman Empire in general and the state of its Muslim population in particular shifted female beauty from a Beauty was also now discussed within a Western hygienic-medical discourse establishing a firm connection between beauty and health with special emphasis on maintaining a 'good complexion'. in the Hamidian Era because beauty became a nexus of various issues including the making of 'familial reform', particularly with respect to Ottoman-Muslim marriage and female	./cache/work_dstg5yl7qzeu7gdpooplmlp4km.pdf	./txt/work_dstg5yl7qzeu7gdpooplmlp4km.txt