Alessandro Bausani
Biographic Data
| ID | 370135 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Alessandro Bausani |
| GIVEN NAMES | Alessandro |
| FAMILY NAME | Bausani |
| SIGNATURE | BAUSANI A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Czech Academy of Sciences, Oriental Institute |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 39 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 20 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1954 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Reflections on the Spiritual Dynamics of the Bahá’í Faith
True spiritual force has the power to change matter. The spiritual force released by Bahá’u’lláh has the power to change the entire world. Humans, unaided, cannot understand the fundamental problems of mankind; a prophet like Bahá’u’lláh gives us the power both to understand human problems and to correct them. Values do not derive from the individual but from the central Force of the universe: God. Only the religious mind can place moral issues l…
Una Soluzione Approssimata Dell'Equazione di Terzo Grado in Al-Bīrūnī
Sciismo 'Alide' e sciismo 'Safa Vide' in un Libro di 'Ali Shari'ati (m. 1977)
Sororicide/Filiacide
Homicide of patrilateral kin on the justification of "restoring the family honour" is here differentiated from other assaults on family members. It is also distinguished from vendetta, which, though aimed at the restoration of family honour, affects strangers. This study outlines the social characteristics of the instances of homicide, attempted homicide, and forced suicide for family honour that occurred in Israel between May 1973 and December 1…
The Persians. From the Earliest Days to the Twentieth Century
The Persians; From the Earliest Days to the Twentieth Century
Religion in the Saljuq Period
In the religious history of Iran the Saljuq period is particularly interesting, for it is the period of the Isma'ills. This chapter devotes to the three main aspects of religious life in Iran during this period: the development of Sunnism, the ferment of Shi'I ideas, and Sufism. The importance of the Saljuq period in the religious history of Iran lies in its formative richness, expressed in various directions of thought: first, Ash'ari Sunnism re…
Religion Under the Mongols
The Mongol invasion of Persia, which began in 1220, together with the subsequent fall of the Baghdad caliphate and the killing of the last ‘Abbāsid caliph, al-Musta‘sim billāh, brought the entire Muslim world and especially Persia face to face with unexpected and formidable problems. The Mongol invasion, then, strengthened the non-Muslim communities in Persia. At the time of the Mongol invasion two tariqas had a predominant influence in Iran: the…
Theism and Pantheism in Rumi
Pantheism is generally defined as “all is God and God is all (I) but it can therotically assume two different forms. First, it is said that the finite and temporal world is nothing in front of God, and it is swallowad up by the sole absolute Reality of God, or in the second instance, God is considered as dissolved in the world, poetically sung or scientifically demonstrated as a Whole, in which an immanent Life-Energy acts. In both cases, however…
Can Monotheism Be Taught
Our Western culture seems scarcely responsive, at its present stage, to the charms of Monotheism. According to my definition of M o n o t h e i s m, whose typology I have already discussed elsewhere 1) the monotheistic view sees its opponent in the a r c h a ic culture, in the sense Mircea Eliade has given to this term2). But now in Europe it is exactly the a r ch a ic world that seems to attract the attention and interest of the elites. As a con…
Can Monotheism Be Taught
Storia della letteratura persiana
Sir Muhammad Ikbal
"Sir Muhammad Ikbal : Das Buch der Ewigkeit, aus dem Persischen übersetzt von Annemarie Schimmel. München: Max Hueber 1957, VIII, 180 S. DM 6,80. (Schriftenreihen des Instituts für Auslandsbeziehungen in Stuttgart. Literarischkünstlerische Reihe, Band 2)" published on 01 Jan 1959 by Brill
Storia delle letterature del Pakistan. Urdu, Pangibi, Sindhi, Beluci, Pascto, Bengali Pakistana
Poesie di Muhammad Iqbal
On Some Recent Translations of the Qur'an
Omar Khayyam, Quartine (Roba'iyyat)
Tracce di un arcaico essere supremo femminile nel folklore Basco
Il Corano
The Concept of Time in the Religious Philosophy of Muhammad Iqbal
The bibliography on Muhammad Iqbal has registered a significant increase, both in Indopakistan and Europe 1 in the last few years, especially after the foundation of Pakistan (I947), which considers I. its national poet. Though the works published are many in quantity, their quality is often inadequate those by Easterners are indiscriminately laudatory in character and often mere imitations of each other 2, while many of those written by Westerne…
Sororicide/Filiacide
Homicide of patrilateral kin on the justification of "restoring the family honour" is here differentiated from other assaults on family members. It is also distinguished from vendetta, which, though aimed at the restoration of family honour, affects strangers. This study outlines the social characteristics of the instances of homicide, attempted homicide, and forced suicide for family honour that occurred in Israel between May 1973 and December 1…
Can Monotheism Be Taught
Our Western culture seems scarcely responsive, at its present stage, to the charms of Monotheism. According to my definition of M o n o t h e i s m, whose typology I have already discussed elsewhere 1) the monotheistic view sees its opponent in the a r c h a ic culture, in the sense Mircea Eliade has given to this term2). But now in Europe it is exactly the a r ch a ic world that seems to attract the attention and interest of the elites. As a con…
The Concept of Time in the Religious Philosophy of Muhammad Iqbal
The bibliography on Muhammad Iqbal has registered a significant increase, both in Indopakistan and Europe 1 in the last few years, especially after the foundation of Pakistan (I947), which considers I. its national poet. Though the works published are many in quantity, their quality is often inadequate those by Easterners are indiscriminately laudatory in character and often mere imitations of each other 2, while many of those written by Westerne…
The Concept of Time in the Religious Philosophy of Muhammad Iqbal
The bibliography on Muhammad Iqbal has registered a significant increase, both in Indopakistan and Europe 1 in the last few years, especially after the foundation of Pakistan (I947), which considers I. its national poet. Though the works published are many in quantity, their quality is often inadequate those by Easterners are indiscriminately laudatory in character and often mere imitations of each other 2, while many of those written by Westerne…
Il Corano
Tracce di un arcaico essere supremo femminile nel folklore Basco
On Some Recent Translations of the Qur'an
Omar Khayyam, Quartine (Roba'iyyat)
Poesie di Muhammad Iqbal
Sir Muhammad Ikbal
"Sir Muhammad Ikbal : Das Buch der Ewigkeit, aus dem Persischen übersetzt von Annemarie Schimmel. München: Max Hueber 1957, VIII, 180 S. DM 6,80. (Schriftenreihen des Instituts für Auslandsbeziehungen in Stuttgart. Literarischkünstlerische Reihe, Band 2)" published on 01 Jan 1959 by Brill
Storia delle letterature del Pakistan. Urdu, Pangibi, Sindhi, Beluci, Pascto, Bengali Pakistana
Storia della letteratura persiana
Can Monotheism Be Taught
Our Western culture seems scarcely responsive, at its present stage, to the charms of Monotheism. According to my definition of M o n o t h e i s m, whose typology I have already discussed elsewhere 1) the monotheistic view sees its opponent in the a r c h a ic culture, in the sense Mircea Eliade has given to this term2). But now in Europe it is exactly the a r ch a ic world that seems to attract the attention and interest of the elites. As a con…
Can Monotheism Be Taught
Theism and Pantheism in Rumi
Pantheism is generally defined as “all is God and God is all (I) but it can therotically assume two different forms. First, it is said that the finite and temporal world is nothing in front of God, and it is swallowad up by the sole absolute Reality of God, or in the second instance, God is considered as dissolved in the world, poetically sung or scientifically demonstrated as a Whole, in which an immanent Life-Energy acts. In both cases, however…
Religion in the Saljuq Period
In the religious history of Iran the Saljuq period is particularly interesting, for it is the period of the Isma'ills. This chapter devotes to the three main aspects of religious life in Iran during this period: the development of Sunnism, the ferment of Shi'I ideas, and Sufism. The importance of the Saljuq period in the religious history of Iran lies in its formative richness, expressed in various directions of thought: first, Ash'ari Sunnism re…
Religion Under the Mongols
The Mongol invasion of Persia, which began in 1220, together with the subsequent fall of the Baghdad caliphate and the killing of the last ‘Abbāsid caliph, al-Musta‘sim billāh, brought the entire Muslim world and especially Persia face to face with unexpected and formidable problems. The Mongol invasion, then, strengthened the non-Muslim communities in Persia. At the time of the Mongol invasion two tariqas had a predominant influence in Iran: the…
The Persians. From the Earliest Days to the Twentieth Century
The Persians; From the Earliest Days to the Twentieth Century
Sororicide/Filiacide
Homicide of patrilateral kin on the justification of "restoring the family honour" is here differentiated from other assaults on family members. It is also distinguished from vendetta, which, though aimed at the restoration of family honour, affects strangers. This study outlines the social characteristics of the instances of homicide, attempted homicide, and forced suicide for family honour that occurred in Israel between May 1973 and December 1…
Sciismo 'Alide' e sciismo 'Safa Vide' in un Libro di 'Ali Shari'ati (m. 1977)
Una Soluzione Approssimata Dell'Equazione di Terzo Grado in Al-Bīrūnī
Reflections on the Spiritual Dynamics of the Bahá’í Faith
True spiritual force has the power to change matter. The spiritual force released by Bahá’u’lláh has the power to change the entire world. Humans, unaided, cannot understand the fundamental problems of mankind; a prophet like Bahá’u’lláh gives us the power both to understand human problems and to correct them. Values do not derive from the individual but from the central Force of the universe: God. Only the religious mind can place moral issues l…
Philosophy (15 works) · History (9 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Art (6 works) · Islamic Studies and History (6 works) · Theology (6 works) · Epistemology (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Religious studies (5 works) · Ancient history (4 works)