- Associate Professor Department of History
Davidson College, Davidson, North Carolina
28036
- Berkey
Personal.Page
- Williams College, B.A. (1981)
- Princeton University, M.A. (1986), Ph.D. (1989)
- Berkey, Jonathan P. "Education and Society:
Higher Religious Learning in Late Medieval
Cairo" Ph.D. diss., Princeton University,
1989.
- Berkey, Jonathan P. "Circumcision
Circumscribed: Female Excision and Cultural
Accomodation in the Medieval Near East" in
IJMES. Vol. 28. 1996. 19-38.
- Berkey, Jonathan P. "Review of Knowledge and
Social Practice in Medieval Damascus, 1190-1350,
by Michael Chamberlain" in The American
Historical Review. Vol. 101: No. 4. 1996.
1254-1256.
- Berkey, Jonathan P. "Review of al-Harakah
al-`Ilmiyah fi Misr fi Dawlat al-Mamalik
al-Jarakisah, by Muhammad Kamal al-Din `Izz
al-Din" in al-`Usur al-Wustá: The Bulletin
of Middle East Medievalists. Vol. 5: No. 1. April
1993. 20.
- Berkey, Jonathan P. "'Silver Threads among
the Coal': A Well-Educated Mamluk of the
Ninth/Fifteenth Century" in SI. Vol. 73.
1991. 109-125.
- Berkey, Jonathan P. "Tradition, Innovation
and the Social Construction of Knowledge in the
Medieval Islamic Near East" in Past and
Present. Vol. no. 146. 1995. 38-65.
- Berkey, Jonathan P. "Review of Popular
Culture in Medieval Cairo, by Boaz Shoshan"
in The American Historical Review. Vol. 100: No.
5. 1995. 1637.
- Berkey, Jonathan P. "Review of The Lion of
Egypt: Sultan Baybars I and the Near East in the
Thirteenth Century, by Peter Thorau, and
translated by Peter M. Holt" in JARCE. Vol.
113: No. 2. 1993. 208-209.
- Berkey, Jonathan P. "Review of Islamic Law
and the State: The Constitutional Jurisprudence
of Shihab al-Din al-Qarafi, by Sherman A.
Jackson" in MSR. Vol. 2. 1998. 225-229.
- Berkey, Jonathan P. "Storytelling,
Preaching, and Power in Mamluk Cairo" in
MSR. Vol. 4. 2000. 53-73.
- Berkey, Jonathan P. "Review of Protectors or
Praetorians? The Last Mamluk Sultans and Egypt's
Waning as a Great Power, by Carl F. Petry"
in Middle East Studies Association Bulletin. Vol.
31: No. 1. 1997. 86-87.
- Berkey, Jonathan P. The Transmission of Knowledge
in Medieval Cairo: A Social History of Islamic
Education. Princeton: Princeton University Press,
1992.
- Berkey, Jonathan P. "Mamluks and the World
of Higher Islamic Education in Medieval Cairo,
1250-1517" in Modes de transmission de la
culture religieuse en Islam. Elboudrari, Hassan
(edited by). Cairo: Institut français
d'archéologie orientale, 1993. 93-116.
- Berkey, Jonathan P. "Women and Islamic
Education in the Mamluk Period" in Women in
Middle Eastern History. Keddie, Nikki R. (edited
by). New Haven: Yale University Press, 1991.
143-157. Review see Celik; Lindisfarne-Tapper.
- Berkey, Jonathan P. "Culture and Society
during the Late Middle Ages" in The
Cambridge History of Egypt. Vol.1: Islamic Egypt,
640-1517. Petry, Carl F. (edited by). Cambridge:
Cambridge University Press, 1998. 375-411.
- Berkey, Jonathan P. "The Mamluks as Muslims:
The Military Elite and the Construction of Islam
in Medieval Egypt" in The Mamluks in
Egyptian Politics and Society. Philipp, Thomas
(edited by). Cambridge: Cambridge University
Press, 1998. 163-173.
- Leslie P. Peirce. The Imperial Harem: Women and
Sovereignty in the Ottoman Empire. Review by
Jonathan P. Berkey, pg. 560. THE AMERICAN
HISTORICAL REVIEW VOLUME 100, NO. 2, APRIL 1995.
- Medieval Lecture Series - The 1997-98 medieval
lecture series, "Back to School in the
Middle Ages: Students, Teachers and the
Classroom," continues with "Education
and Medieval Islamic Culture: Learning is
Prescribed for Us All," on Friday, March 13,
by Jonathan P. Berkey of Davidson College, Crown
Center, LSC.
- Religion and Society in the Near East, 600-1800
(contracted with Cambridge
University Press)
- Popular Preaching and Religious Authority in the
Medieval Islamic Near East
(University of Washington Press, forthcoming,
1999)
- The Transmission of Knowledge in Medieval Cairo:
A Social History of Islamic
Education (Princeton University Press, 1992)
- “Al-Zarnudji,” Encyclopaedia of Islam
(E. J. Brill, forthcoming)
- “Egypt,” in Medieval Trade, Travel, and
Exploration: An Encyclopedia, ed. John Friedman
and Kristen Figg (Garland Publishing Co.,
forthcoming)
- “Storytelling, Preaching, and Power in
Mamluk Cairo,” Mamluk Studies Review 4
(1999), 1-21
- “Women in Medieval Islamic Society,” in
Women and Medieval Culture, ed. Linda E. Mitchell
(Garland Publishing Co., 1999), 95-111
- “Culture and Society in the Late Middle
Ages,” Cambridge History of Egypt, vol. 1:
Islamic Egypt, 640-1517, ed. Carl Petry
(Cambridge University Press, 1998), 375-411
- “Tadris,” Encyclopaedia of Islam (E. J.
Brill, 1998) vol. IX, 80-2
- “The Mamluks as Muslims: The Military Elite
and the Construction of Islam in Medieval
Egypt,” in TheMamluks in Egyptian Politics
and Society, ed. Ulrich Haarmann and Thomas
Philipp (CambridgeUniversity Press, 1998),
161-73
- “Circumcision Circumscribed: Female Excision
and Cultural Accommodation in the Medieval Near
East," International Journal of Middle East
Studies 28 (1996), 19-38
- “Tradition, Innovation and the Social
Construction of Knowledge in the Medieval Islamic
Near East,” Past and Present 146 (1995),
38-65
- “Mamluks and the World of Higher Education
in Medieval Cairo, 1250-1517,” in Modes de
transmission de la culture réligieuse en Islam
(Institut Français d'Archéologie Orientale au
Caire, 1993), 93-116
- “Women and Education in the Mamluk
Period,” in Women in Middle Eastern History:
Shifting Boundaries in Sex and Gender, ed. Nikki
Keddie and Beth Baron (Yale University Press,
1992), 143-57
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