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Yaghnobi Studies I: Papers From The Italian Missions In Tajikistan
Antonio Panaino
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The present volume collects some contributions about the Yaghnob Valley inspired by or directly developed in the framework of the various scientific missions of the University of Bologna in Tajikistan (2007-2012). The articles here collected follow, as far as it is possible, a chronological order, starting with the studies concerning the history of the Yaghnobis considered in the framework of the Upper Zarafšan region, beginning from the Sogdian period to the early Islamic age, up to those essays focusing on ethno-linguistics and related political aspects. Thus, old questions have to face new problems and social needs, in a very delicate ... Read more
The present volume collects some contributions about the Yaghnob Valley inspired by or directly developed in the framework of the various scientific missions of the University of Bologna in Tajikistan (2007-2012). The articles here collected follow, as far as it is possible, a chronological order, starting with the studies concerning the history of the Yaghnobis considered in the framework of the Upper Zarafšan region, beginning from the Sogdian period to the early Islamic age, up to those essays focusing on ethno-linguistics and related political aspects. Thus, old questions have to face new problems and social needs, in a very delicate ... Read more
Product Details
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2014
Publisher
Mimesis International
Condition
New
Number of Pages
208
Place of Publication
MI, Italy
ISBN
9788857521824
SKU
V9788857521824
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About Antonio Panaino
Antonio C. D. Panaino is Full Professor of Iranian Studies at the “Alma Mater Studiorum - University of Bologna” and he is presently Dean of the “Faculty for the Preservation of the Cultural Heritage” in Ravenna, where he promoted the institution of the “Gershevitch Library”.
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