Projecting a New Empire
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Projecting a New Empire

Formats, Social Meaning, and Mediality of Imperial Arabic in the Umayyad and Early Abbasid Periods

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Projecting a New Empire

Formats, Social Meaning, and Mediality of Imperial Arabic in the Umayyad and Early Abbasid Periods

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Die Studien zur Geschichte und Kultur des Vorderen Orients erscheinen als Supplement der Zeitschrift Der Islam, gegründet 1910 von Carl Heinrich Becker, einem der Väter der modernen Islamwissenschaft. Ganz im Sinne Beckers ist das Ziel der Studien die Erforschung der vergangenen Gesellschaften des Vorderen Orients, ihrer Glaubenssysteme und der zugrundeliegenden sozialen und ökonomischen Verhältnisse, von der Iberischen Halbinsel bis nach Zentralasien, von den ukrainischen Steppen zum Hochland des Jemen.
Über die grundlegende philologische Arbeit an der literarischen Überlieferung hinaus nutzen die Studien die archivalischen, sowie materiellen und archäologischen Überlieferungen als Quelle für die gesamte Bandbreite der historisch arbeitenden Geistes- und Sozialwissenschaften.
Beginnend mit Band 28 setzt SME die Reihe Studien zur Geschichte und Kultur des islamischen Orients / Studies in the History and Culture of the Islamic Orient (STIO) fort.

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Publisher
De Gruyter
Year
2022
eBook ISBN
9783110740974

Index Locorum II: Inscriptions

    • Abdeljauad 2001
      • – no. 2
    • AI
      • – Y
      • – Z
      • – Z
      • – Z
    • Bartoccini 1964
      • – no. B-1630
    • CG I
      • – 1
      • – 2
      • – 3
      • – 4
      • – 7
    • CG VII
      • – 2466
    • CG VIII
      • – 3187
    • CG IX
      • – 3201
      • – 3203
    • CG X
      • – 3977
    • CIAP I
      • – p. 4, no. 1
      • – p. 30–31, no. 1
      • – p. 31, no. 2
      • – p. 103, no. 1
      • – p. 144, no. 1
    • CIAP II
      • – p. 5, no. 1
      • – p. 207, no. 1
      • – p. 215, no. 1
      • – p. 221, no. 3
      • – p. 286, no. 19-A
    • CIAP III
      • – p. 104, no. 1
      • – p. 104–105, no. 2
      • – p. 162, no. 2
      • – p. 179
      • – p. 220, no. 1
      • – p. 221, no. 2
      • – p. 230, no. 13
      • – p. 230, no. 14
      • – p. 232, no. 15
      • – p. 232–233, no. 16
    • CIAP VI
      • – 58
      • – 59
      • – 60
      • – 61
      • – 62
      • – 63
      • – 64
      • – 65
      • – 66
      • – 67
      • – 68
      • – 69
      • – 70
      • – 71
      • – 72
      • – 73
      • – 74
      • – 75
      • – 76
      • – 77
      • – 78
    • CMC
      • – 1
    • DZ I
      • – p. 229, no. 1
    • DZ II
      • – p. 430
      • – p. 487
    • EIA
      • – no. 67
      • – no. 82
    • EPI
      • – 14941
      • – 14944
      • – 14993
      • – 40352
      • – 43922
    • Flood 2001
      • – p. 252–253
    • Gadjev/Shikhsaidov 2002
      • – p. 4
    • Hamilton 1946
      • – p. 70
    • el-Hawary 1930CG I 1
    • el-Hawary 1932CG IX 3201
    • Hoyland 2006
      • – p. 413
    • IM
      • – p. 28–29
    • Imbert 2016
      • – p. 344–346
    • Jumʿa/al-Maʿānī 1999
      • – p. 247–248
    • al-Kilābī 1995
      • – no. 163
    • Litmann 1949
      • – no. 31see Ory 1969 p. 137 no. 3
    • Mayer 1946
      • – p. 73
    • MCIA I
      • – 546
    • MCIA IV, 1
      • – p. 40, no. 1
      • – p. 43, no. 2
      • – p. 44, no. 3
      • – p. 44, no. 4
      • – p. 46, no. 5
      • – p. 47, no. 6
      • – p. 47, no. 7
      • – p. 48, no. 8
    • Mittwoch 1935
      • – p. 235–236
    • Ory 1967
      • – no. 55
    • Ory 1969
      • – no. 1
      • – no. 3
      • – no. 15
      • – no. 21
      • – no. 22
      • – no. 23
      • – no. 24
      • – no. 27
      • – no. 28
      • – no. 55
      • – no. 56
      • – no. 79a
    • Ory 1999
      • – p. 376
    • Ory 2005
      • – no. 1
      • – no. 2
    • P.HerzfeldSamarra
      • – 8
    • PoI
      • – 1.22
      • – 1.25
      • – 1.26
    • P.SchlumbergerQasr
    • Randall 1933
      • – p. 328
    • al-Rāshid 1992
      • – p. 138
    • al-Rāshid 1993
      • – p. 335, no. 1
      • – p. 335–336 no. 2
      • – p. 336 no. 3
      • – p. 337
    • RCEA I
      • – 1
      • – 2
      • – 5
      • – 6CG I 1
      • – 8
      • – 9a
      • – 9b
      • – 10
      • – 11
      • – 12
      • – 14CIAP III p. 104–105 no. 2
      • – 15CIAP II p. 5 no. 1
      • – 16CIAP III p. 104, no. 1
      • – 17CIAP I p. 4, no. 1
      • – 18a–bsee Flood 2001, 252–253, 296, 341
      • – 19
      • – 23see Imbert 2016, 344–346
      • – 25see Sauvaget 1944 no. 1
      • – 26
      • – 27
      • – 28
      • – 32CIAP I p. 30–31 no. 1
      • – 37CIAP I p. 31 no. 2
      • – 38
      • – 40MCIA IV 1, p. 40, no. 1
      • – 46see Sauvaget 1947 p. 58 D and E
      • – 47see Sauvaget 1947 p. 56 B
      • – 48MCIA IV, 1 p. 44, no. 3
      • – 49MCIA IV, 1 p. 44, no. 4
      • – 50MCIA IV, 1 p. 47, no. 7
      • – 51MCIA IV, 1 p. 47, no. 6
      • – 52MCIA IV, 1 p. 48, no. 8
      • – 53RCEA V additions and corrections 53
      • – 54
      • – 55CG I 2
      • – 56CG I 3
      • – 57
      • – 58CG I 4
      • – 59
      • – 60
      • – 61CG I 7
      • – 62
      • – 63
      • – 163CMC 1
    • RCEA V additions and corrections
      • – 53
    • RCEA XIV
      • – p. 275
    • Ritter 2016a
      • – p. 65
    • Ritter 2017
      • – p. 49
    • Sauvaget 1944
      • – no. 1 92n334, 198n156, 340, 341, 342
    • Sauvaget 1947
      • – p. 52 no. 2see Ory 2005 p. 161–162
      • – p. 56 A
      • – p. 56 B
      • – p. 58 D
      • – p. 58 E
      • – p. 66
      • – p. 79
    • Schick/Salameh 2004
      • – no. 1
    • Sharon 2018
      • – p. 101
    • Silverman 2007
      • – p. 605
    • TKN
      • – p. 191–192
      • – p. 194
    • WS
      • – 001
      • – 003
      • – 004

Notes

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Table of contents

  1. Title Page
  2. Copyright
  3. Contents
  4. Note on Conventions
  5. Maps
  6. Introduction
  7. I Towards an Ecology of Documentary Arabic
  8. II Imperial Arabic: Between Text and Visual Text
  9. III Shaping Official Umayyad Arabic
  10. IV A Culture of Ambivalence
  11. V An Empire of Words
  12. Bibliography
  13. General Index
  14. Index Locorum I: Papyri
  15. Index Locorum II: Inscriptions

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