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Numéro spécial//Special issue 3, 2021
The Arabian Peninsula. The Birth of Traditions
Installment 1 of 2
Corrado la Martire (Guest ed.)
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- Valerie J. Hoffman (Professor Emerita, University of Illinois). The Development of an Ibāḍī Textual Tradition in the Arabian Peninsula, p. 5
- Yohei Kondo (The University of Tokyo). Transmission of Knowledge among the Ibāḍīs in Oman: Ibn Baraka’s Notebook (taqyīd) and Its Circulation, p. 38
- Paul M. Love, Jr. (Al Akhawayn University). Omani books & their Maghribi readers: Ibāḍī textual exchanges in Ottoman Cairo, p. 60
Numéro spécial//Special issue 2, 2018
Robert Bertram Serjeant (1915-1933).
Écosse-Yémen
Edité par Anne Regourd
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- Anne Regourd (CNRS, UMR 7192). Vingt-cinq ans après : Hommage à Robert Bertram Serjeant (1915-1993). L’homme et ses archives
- Aline Brodin (Cataloguing archivist, Special Collections, University of Edinburgh). An overview of the Robert Bertram Serjeant Collections at the University of Edinburgh Main Library
- Ronald Lewcock (UNESCO consultant on architecture in the Yemen). Three Medieval Mosques in the Yemen: architecture, art, and sources
Plates and photographs - Philippe Provençal (Natural History Museum of Denmark). La question des noms d’espèces de poissons en arabe : la liste de Robert Bertram Serjeant
- Mikhail Rodionov (Peter-the-Great Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography, St. Petersburg State University, Russia). Ibāḍīs in the written-oral tradition of modern Ḥaḍramawt
- G. Rex Smith (University of Leeds). Two literary mixed Arabic texts from the Yemen
Numéro spécial//Special issue 1, 2017-2018
From Mountain to Mountain: Exchange between Yemen and Ethiopia, Medieval to Modern
Edited by Anne Regourd (University of Copenhagen) & Nancy Um (Binghamton University)
Recently, scholars have been committed to studying exchanges, particularly commercial ones, across and around the rims of the Red Sea. While these connections have involved Yemen and the Horn of Africa centrally, they have rarely penetrated beyond the scope of the coasts. In this special volume, scholars consider the long history of interfaces between Yemen and Ethiopia, thus moving into the landed interior. These papers explore linguistic, diplomatic, commercial, and technological exchanges and provide evidence, albeit sometimes scanty, for movements and associations that extend from mountain to mountain, rather than simply from coast to coast. The authors rely upon an array of diverse sources, including historical chronicles and glossaries, firsthand interviews, newspapers, letters from private archives, and material culture.
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- Maria Bulakh (Russian State University for the Humanities), “Al-Malik al-Afḍal’s 14th century ‘Arabic-Ethiopic Glossary’ as an attempt at language documentation”
- Yasuyuki Kuriyama (Chuo University), “Yemen’s Relations with Ethiopia in the Seventeenth Century and the Situation in the Red Sea”
- Dominique Harre (Independent Researcher, CFEE), “Exchanges and mobility in the Western Indian Ocean: Indians between Yemen and Ethiopia, 19th–20th centuries”
- Tamon Baba (Kyushu University), “Notes on Migration between Yemen and Northeast Africa during the 13–15th Centuries”
- Anne Regourd (Université de Copenhague, ERC « Islam in the Horn of Africa »), “Mission Dakar-Djibouti : la boîte oubliée. I. Un inventaire de la Mosquée de Gondar (ms. BnF Ar. 7337 (7))”
- Menashe Anzi (Ben-Gurion University of the Negev), “Yemen, Ethiopia, Eritrea and Israel: Jewish Immigration in 1962”
- Nancy Um (Binghamton University) & Anne Regourd (Copenhagen University), “‘From Mountain to Mountain’: An Epilogue”