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Bibliotheca Arabica—Towards a New History of Arabic Literature

Brinkmann, Stefanie; Löhr, Nadine

The presentation describes the project Bibliotheca Arabica (hosted by the Saxon Academy of Sciences and Humanities in Leipzig, 2018–2035), which aims to shed new light on the history of Arabic literatures focusing especially on the Mamluk and Ottoman periods from 1150 to 1850.

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December 1, 2021
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10.25592/uhhfdm.9871

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Manuscript studies Islamic manuscripts Arabic language Ottoman empire Mamluk Arabic literature
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Comparative Oriental Manuscript Studies Bulletin: 7 pp. 197-206.
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