Collection Recherche et documents
Cette publication en anglais et en arabe s’inscrit dans le cadre du projet « Les Mille et Une Nuits : Sources et fonctions dans l’Islam Médiéval Arabe » de l’Agence nationale de la recherche, dirigé par Aboubakr Chraïbi, professeur et chercheur à l’Inalco. Ont contribué à cet ouvrage I. Akel (Inalco, Paris), A. Chraïbi (Inalco, Paris), J.P. Guillaume (U. Sorbonne-Nouvelle, Paris), J. Lentin (Inalco, Paris), U. Marzolph (Georg-August-University, Göttingen), A. D’Ottone (U. Sapienza, Rome), A. Ouali Alami (École Polytechnique, Paris), D. Proverbio (Vatican Library, Vatican).
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Arabic Manuscript of the Thousand and One Nights : The Times Literary supplement
The Times Literary supplement 23/11/2016 By ROBERT IRWIN Arabic Manuscripts of the “Thousand and One Nights” (Espaces et Signes), a volume put together under the direction of the subject’s doyen, Aboubakr Chraïbi, puts study of the Nights on a new and more scholarly footing. Not only are all known manuscripts of the Nights catalogued, but the volume also contains the latest, most comprehensive bibliography of Arabic editions and the secondary literature on the Nights, as well as the first proper account of Turkish manuscripts. Since some of these predate the manuscript which Galland translated from and which is the oldest substantially surviving Arabic manuscript, this is of some importance.
Editeur : espaces&signes
Collection : Recherche et Histoire
Publication : 1 février 2016
Edition : 1ère édition
Intérieur : Noir & blanc
Support(s) : Livre papier, eBook [PDF]
Poids (en grammes) : 1100
Langue(s) : Français, Anglais, Arabe
EAN13 Livre papier : 9791094176115
Arabic Manuscript of the Thousand and One Nights : The Times Literary supplement
The Times Literary supplement 23/11/2016 By ROBERT IRWIN Arabic Manuscripts of the “Thousand and One Nights” (Espaces et Signes), a volume put together under the direction of the subject’s doyen, Aboubakr Chraïbi, puts study of the Nights on a new and more scholarly footing. Not only are all known manuscripts of the Nights catalogued, but the volume also contains the latest, most comprehensive bibliography of Arabic editions and the secondary literature on the Nights, as well as the first proper account of Turkish manuscripts. Since some of these predate the manuscript which Galland translated from and which is the oldest substantially surviving Arabic manuscript, this is of some importance.