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H Junker; H SchaferBiblio.com

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Junker, Detlef (Editor) with Goebel, Thomas (Assistant), and Spevack, Edmund )Assistant)Biblio.com

The German Historical Institute 1987-1997: A Ten-Year Report

199867798Washington DC: German Historical Institute 1998. Wraps. Very good in good dust jacket. Text in English German. 175 p.; 23 cm. This is Reference Guide No. 10. From the Institute's website: "The German Historical Institute GHI in Washington DC is an internationally recognized center for advanced study. It serves as a transatlantic bridge connecting American and European scholars and seeks to make their research accessible to decision-makers in politics society and economy as well as the general public. While the Institute is particularly dedicated to fostering the study of German history in North America and of American history in Germany its research and conferences range beyond German and American history to encompass comparative international and global history as well as research in the fields of economics sociology and political science. The GHI is especially committed to promoting international scholarly exchange and collaboration by bringing together European and North American scholars as well as academics from other parts of the world in its conferences and research projects. The GHI was established in 1987 as an independent non-profit foundation. Since 2002 it has been part of the Max Weber Stiftung-Deutsche Geisteswissenschaftliche Institute im Ausland Max Weber Foundation: German Humanities Institutes Abroad a public-law foundation funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research which coordinates an international network of humanities institutes in Rome Paris Beirut London Tokyo Warsaw Moscow and Istanbul. While the GHI's basic operating budget comes from the DGIA special programs and initiatives are funded by grants from German and American foundations. To promote its mission the German Historical Institute conducts advanced historical research organizes international scholarly conferences awards doctoral and postdoctoral fellowships organizes seminars for junior scholars offers public lectures maintains a research library publishes a journal and several book series" German Historical Institute paperback

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Junker, Heinrich F J (Ed)Biblio.com

The Frahang i Pahlavîk

191237176Heidelberg: Carl Winter 1912. First edition. Paperback. g. Quarto. XII 128pp. Uncut. Original printed wrappers with publisher's logo on front cover and title page. From the collection of Herbert H. Paper dated Feb. 1951 on title page. Scarce monograph on the Frahang-i Pahlavîg a dictionary of mostly Aramaic ideograms with Middle Persian translations in Pahlavi script and transliterations in Pazend/Avestan script. The glossary was previously known to Indian Zoroastrians the Parsis as the mna-xvatay a name derived from the first two words of the first entry/lemma. The glossary encompasses approximately five hundred not counting variations Semitic language heterograms huzvarishn "probably meaning 'obsoleteness antiquity or archaism'" "in the form used by Zoroastrians in writing Middle Persian Book Pahlavi each explained by a "phonetic" writing of the corresponding Persian word." Besides heterograms of Aramaic origin the Frahang also has a handful of pseudo-heterograms from "Arabic words coined by later scribes" and "scattered examples of historical spellings of Iranian words no longer recognized as such." Altogether about 1300 words including word forms are represented "but its original extent appears to have been only 1000 words excluding the appendices." Wrappers sunned and partly chipped on spine and along edges. Age-toning on first and last leaf. Upper corner bumped thus slightly affecting pages throughout. Wrappers in overall fair interior in good to good condition. Dr. Herbert Harry Paper 1925-2012 was Professor Emeritus of Linguistics and near Eastern Languages and the Editor of the Hebrew Union College Annual HUC-JIR/Cincinnati. He received a doctorate from the University of Chicago. Dr. Paper taught at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor and joined HUC-JIR as the Dean of Graduate Studies. His specialties were Persian studies concentrating on the history of the Persian language and on the ancient languages of Iran and Yiddish literature. Carl Winter paperback

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