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Scholars and Humanists

Iranian Studies in Henning and Teqizadeh Correspondence, 1937-1966

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Scholars and Humanists contains a series of letters exchanged between the Iranian scholar and statesman, S.H. Taqizadeh, and the German Iranist W.B. Henning, between 1937 and 1966. The letters contain a wealth of information important to the history of Iranian studies in the twentieth century, specifically in relation to Manichaean studies, and Old and Middle Persian philology. Also important is insight provided regarding the prominent figures involved in the study of ancient Iran. Furthermore, The letters demonstrate the contribution of Taqizadeh, who was also a senator and an ambassador, as a scholar who studied the development of calendars and Iranistics, and his attempt at promoting Iranian studies both in Iran and abroad. Henning’s letters demonstrate his uncanny erudition in the various aspects of ancient Iranian studies and his personal views about his fellow scholars and others affiliated with the field of Iranian studies. This volume shows the mutual admiration and recognition of genius and intimate, local knowledge.«پژوهش‌های ایرانی در نامه‌های هنینگ و تقی‌زاده»

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Scholars and Humanists, Iraj Afshar, Touraj Daryaee, Walter Bruno Henning, Hasan Taqizadeh

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Tytuł
Scholars and Humanists
Podtytuł
Iranian Studies in Henning and Teqizadeh Correspondence, 1937-1966
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2009
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
320
ISBN10
1568592191
ISBN13
9781568592190
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Ocena
3 z 5
Opis
Scholars and Humanists contains a series of letters exchanged between the Iranian scholar and statesman, S.H. Taqizadeh, and the German Iranist W.B. Henning, between 1937 and 1966. The letters contain a wealth of information important to the history of Iranian studies in the twentieth century, specifically in relation to Manichaean studies, and Old and Middle Persian philology. Also important is insight provided regarding the prominent figures involved in the study of ancient Iran. Furthermore, The letters demonstrate the contribution of Taqizadeh, who was also a senator and an ambassador, as a scholar who studied the development of calendars and Iranistics, and his attempt at promoting Iranian studies both in Iran and abroad. Henning’s letters demonstrate his uncanny erudition in the various aspects of ancient Iranian studies and his personal views about his fellow scholars and others affiliated with the field of Iranian studies. This volume shows the mutual admiration and recognition of genius and intimate, local knowledge.«پژوهش‌های ایرانی در نامه‌های هنینگ و تقی‌زاده»