Studies in Islamic and Middle Eastern Texts and Traditions in Memory of Norman Calder

Oup/University of Manchester (2000)
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Abstract

This volume reflects the late Norman Calder's own interests and contributions. It includes articles by scholars who are similarly renowned for their sophisticated and challenging approaches to Arabic and Islamic texts. Also represented are his former students and colleagues working in the field of Rabbinic Studies, which informed his own work.

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