The Aljamiado Phenomenon in Early Modern Europe
A Shared Written Culture of Muslim Communities
This book shows how Muslim communities across early modern Europe transmitted, translated, adapted, and localized Islamic knowledge in vernacular languages written in Arabic script.
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| ISBN/EAN | 9789087285265 |
| Auteur | Nuria de Castilla |
| Uitgever | Leiden University Press |
| Taal | Engels |
| Uitvoering | Gebonden in harde band |
| Pagina's | 290 |
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Nuria de Castilla is a full professor of History of the Book and Arabic Codicology at the École Pratique des Hautes Études – PSL (Paris). Her main research explores the Mudéjar and Morisco written culture in Arabic and Aljamiado, and the production and transmission of the Qur’an in the Islamic West. Anna Cychnerska is an associate professor (dr hab.) of linguistics at Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toru?. Her research focuses on South and East Slavic linguistics, including language contact and interference, the historical development of the languages of the former Yugoslavia, Slavic phonotactics, and word-formation in Balkan Slavic languages. Joanna Kulwicka-Kami?ska is a full professor of linguistics at Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toru?. Her research focuses on the Aljamiado manuscript literature of the Lithuanian–Polish Tatars (Kitabistics), Slavic–Oriental language contacts, translation studies with particular reference to Semitic and Slavic languages, and dialectology.