Bibliographies, Arabic

by Soravia, Bruna

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Arabic bibliographies include works of bibliographical content and purpose written in Arabic throughout the classical age; the bibliographies of Islamic literary works written by modern authors, such as Karl Brockelmann and Fuat Sezgin; the bibliographies of publications about the Arab and Islamic worlds, such as C. F. von Schnurrer’s Bibliotheca arabica (1811), continued by Victor Chauvin’s Bibliographie des ouvrages arabes (1892); and the contemporary Index Islamicus . Only the first kind of …

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Arabic bibliographies include works of bibliographical content and purpose written in Arabic throughout the classical age; the bibliographies of Islamic literary works written by modern authors, such as Karl Brockelmann and Fuat Sezgin; the bibliographies of publications about the Arab and Islamic worlds, such as C. F. von Schnurrer’s Bibliotheca arabica (1811), continued by Victor Chauvin’s Bibliographie des ouvrages arabes (1892); and the contemporary Index Islamicus . Only the first kind of bibliographical literature will be considered here, from its onset in third/ninth-century Baghdad, with the shift

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  • Publisher(s):Brill
  • Language:eng

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  • wc:ALei1438

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eng Islam

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Soravia, Bruna

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