Monika Winet, 1963‒

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English Spanish
Gender
Female
Date of life
  • 1963 Gregorian
Profession
Docteur en linguistique de l'Université de Bâle, Suisse (en 2000)
Activity
Arabic literature and language
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Winet, Monika, 1963‒
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Surname (Entry element)
Winet
Given name (Other part element)
Monika

in Islam and globalisation : historical and contemporary perspectives : proceedings of the 25th Congress of L'Union Européenne des Arabisants et Islamisants / Edited by Agostino Cilardo

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Leuven ; Paris ; Bristol : Peeters, 2016

Monograph Printed

in New perspectives on Ibn ʿAsākir in Islamic historiography / edited by Steven Judd and Jens Scheiner

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Female presence in biographical dictionaries

Winet, Monika, 1963‒

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Arabic and Islamic studies in Europe and beyond

Reinkowski, Maurus Winet, Monika, 1963‒ Yasargil, Sevinç

This volume presents the proceedings of the 26th Conference of the Union Européenne des Arabisants et Islamisants that took place in Basel, Switzerland, in September 2012. The theme of the volume, "Arabic and Islamic Studies in Europe and Beyond", indicates that research in Arabic and Islamic Studies is not only carried out in Europe but also in many non-European regions of the world. Furthermore, it expresses that Muslim history no longer represents an exclusive field of research remote from public attention. Nevertheless, the focus of Arabic and Islamic Studies is still highly specialized, calling on researchers to devote their academic lives to learning and practicing the major (and minor) languages of Islamic history and culture. In this regard, Arabic and Islamic Studies need to find an equilibrium, again and again, between disciplinary immersion and intellectual openness. The present collection contributes to these endeavors and struggles while reflecting the highly variegated nature of research in Islamic and Arabic Studies.

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Aggregating work Monograph

Editions 1

Leuven ; Paris ; Bristol : Peeters, 2016

Monograph Printed