Islamicate Traditions in South Asia
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Kuczkiewicz-Fraś, Agnieszka [Hrsg.]:
Islamicate Traditions in South Asia : Themes from Culture & History / ed. by Agnieszka Kuczkiewicz-Fraś. - New Delhi : Manohar, 2013. - 414 S.
ISBN 978-81-7304-975-0
Rs. 995,00
US$ 14,21 (The Indian Bookshop)
US$ 35,65 (D.K. Agencies)
DDC: 297.0954; 891.1
Inhalt
Agnieszka Kuczkiewicz-Fraś:
Editor's Preface. 7
Ashok Vajpeyi:
Looking askance at Being: A note on Ghalib from a Hindi poet. 19
PLACES & IMAGES
Daniele Bredi:
Nostalgia in the re-construction of Muslim identity in the aftermath of 1857 and the myth of Delhi. 25
Renata Czekalska:
Images of India's Muslim past in modern Hindi poetry - five poems on three cities by Kunwar Narain. 45
Agnieszka Kuczkiewicz-Fraś:
History preserved in names: Delhi urban toponyms of Perso-Arabic origin. 57
PEOPLE
Gail Minault:
Zay Khay Sheen, Aligarh's purdah-nashin poet. 83
Christina Oesterheld:
Jihādī literature? Some novels of Nasīm Ḥijāzī. 93
Kamila Junik:
Between tradition and modernity: Fatima Jinnah. 117
David Lelyveld:
Sir Sayyid's public sphere: Urdu print and oratory in nineteenth century India. 127
IDEAS & NOTIONS
Mehr Afshan Farooqi:
Power, culture and language of poetry: the transition from Vali to Ghalib. 161
Tariq Rahman:
The language of love: a study of the amorous and erotic associations of Urdu. 177
Harish Trivedi:
Muslims and Hindus: Urdu and Hindi. 213
Rahul Peter Das:
Ḥasan and Ḥusain as Sons of Muḥammad. A contemporary treatise from Bangladesh. 247
HISTORY & LANGUAGE
André Wink:
On the road of failure: the Afghans in Mughal India. 269
Kinga Maciuszak:
Persian lexicography in South Asia. 339
Tariq Rahman:
The learning of Persian in South Asia: the curricula and educational institutions for teaching Persian in South Asia. 369
Index of Names. 391
List of Contributors. 411
Herausgeberin
AGNIESZKA KUCZKIEWICZ-FRAŚ, Assistant Professor at the Institute of Oriental Studies, Jagiellonian University, Cracow. Academia.edu profile.
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Bildquelle: Manohar, New Delhi
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