Bibliography of Islamic Philosophy (3 vols.)

Volumes 1 (in two vols.) and 2

Hans Daiber

Bibliography of Islamic Philosophy was originally published as Volume 43 in the Handbook of Oriental Studies Series in 1999.

This comprehensive bibliography covers more than 9500 primary and secondary sources for the study of Islamic Philosophy. The Alphabetical List (volume I) includes all known publications in western and non-western languages from the 15th century to the present, including Greek and Syriac sources. The Index (volume 2) covers information on authors, texts, translations and commentaries, and philosophical terms and concepts.

This bibliography shows the importance of Islamic thought for Jewish and medieval Latin scholasticism and its influence on modern European and Islamic thought. It is prefaced by an essay on the history and the significance of the study of Islamic philosophy.

"A reliable bibliography is one of the basic elements for every serious library".

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Author:

Hans Joaqhim Daiber

Category:

Middle East and Islamic Studies - General

BIC2:

Bibliographies, catalogues, discographies, Islamic & Arabic philosophy

ISBN13:

9789004202382

Publication Year:

2011

Edition info:

Version:

Paperback

Publication Type:

Reference Work

Pages, Illustrations:

Vol. 1-1: lvi, 461 pp.; Vol. 1-2: iv, 462-974 pp.; Vol. 2: iv, 548 pp.

Imprint:

BRILL

Language:

Arabic, English

Publication Value:

Bibliographic Set

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Biographical note

Hans Daiber is holder of the chair of Oriental Philology at the Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. He has published widely on Islamic philosophy, theology, the Greek heritage in Islam, the history of Arabic literature and its transmission in Arabic manuscripts.

Readership

This bibliography is an essential tool for historians, theologians and philologists studying Islamic, Greek and Jewish thought, Arabic and Islamic scholars, medievalists and all those interested in philosophy and the history of science.

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