Written Culture in Daghestan Moshe Gammer and 50 similar items
Written Culture in Daghestan Moshe Gammer
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Author: |
Moshe Gammer |
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Paperback |
ISBN-10: |
9514110862 |
EAN: |
9789514110863 |
binding: |
Paperback |
manufacturer: |
Finnish Academy of Science and Letters |
Number Of Pages: |
236 |
Publication Date: |
2015-01-01 |
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955155369 |
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Annales Academiae Scientiarum Fennicae. Humaniora 369Sastamala 2015, 226 pp.This volume, the third in the series on Daghestan, contains thirteen papers enhancing awareness of DaghestanÂs rich heritage as a major center of Islamic scholarship and of the immense quantity of manuscripts. The book opens with a more general review on Daghestan philology, a memorial essay to Prof. Gammer, who sadly passed away in 2013. The other articles introduce the reader not only to the manuscripts and printed publications in Arabic, but also in other Islamic languages used in Daghestan. For example, Persian and Turkic inscriptions and manuscripts have hardly been studied before this publication. Local languages written in the Arabic alphabet, known as ájamá¿?, are of great interest to Daghestani scholars. The final part of the volume is dedicated to the history of the study of Arabic culture in Daghestan.
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