Steiner Steiner
Biographic Data
| ID | 5604009 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Steiner Steiner |
| GIVEN NAMES | Steiner |
| FAMILY NAME | Steiner |
| SIGNATURE | STEINER S |
| AFFILIATIONS | 1Freiburg |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
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Woher hat er das? Zum Charakter des Sanskrit-English Dictionary von Monier-Williams
Basically since the time of their publication it has been generally known that the Sanskrit dictionaries written by Monier-Williams (1872 and 1899) and both of the Petersburg dictionaries (Böhtlingk/Roth 1855–1875 and Böhtlingk 1879–1889) are interdependent, which no one working with these works philologically for a prolonged period of time will fail to notice. Due to its well-structured layout and its English rather than German equivalents for m…
Contradictions, Culture Gaps, and Narrative Gaps in the Joseph Story
Translating between India and Tanzania
Sophia Mustafa (1922–2005), novelist and political activist of South Asian origin, was one of Tanganyika’s first women members of parliament for the Tanganyika African National Union active in the transition from a British-administered trust territory to independent Tanzania under Julius Nyerere. This paper argues, by drawing on her novel Broken Reed (2005) and her nonfictional account The Tanganyika Way: A Personal Story of Tanganyika’s Growth t…
Writing “Wider Worlds”
Abdulrazak Gurnah's fiction offers an opportunity to engage with the heterogeneity of East African coastal regions and their place within the Indian Ocean World, which Gurnah traces through an imaginary geography of transregional/transnational movements and encounters. This article offers a reading of Gurnah's fiction and in particular his latest novel, Desertion (2005), through the lens of theories of relation as formulated by Martin Buber and É…
Diplomacy as Independent and Dependent Variable
A distinction between diplomacy as independent variable, impacting upon other developments, and diplomacy as dependent variable, adapting to other causes, is employed to underpin focused case analysis of negotiation between states. To dramatize diplomacy as dependent variable, it is hypothesized that allies with convergent interests would find negotiations between themselves more difficult when domestic constraints such as political ideology and …
Madhavi Bhaskar Kolhatkar, Surā
No Abstract
Vālins Tod
No Abstract
Writing “Wider Worlds”
Abdulrazak Gurnah's fiction offers an opportunity to engage with the heterogeneity of East African coastal regions and their place within the Indian Ocean World, which Gurnah traces through an imaginary geography of transregional/transnational movements and encounters. This article offers a reading of Gurnah's fiction and in particular his latest novel, Desertion (2005), through the lens of theories of relation as formulated by Martin Buber and É…
Translating between India and Tanzania
Sophia Mustafa (1922–2005), novelist and political activist of South Asian origin, was one of Tanganyika’s first women members of parliament for the Tanganyika African National Union active in the transition from a British-administered trust territory to independent Tanzania under Julius Nyerere. This paper argues, by drawing on her novel Broken Reed (2005) and her nonfictional account The Tanganyika Way: A Personal Story of Tanganyika’s Growth t…
Vālins Tod
No Abstract
Diplomacy as Independent and Dependent Variable
A distinction between diplomacy as independent variable, impacting upon other developments, and diplomacy as dependent variable, adapting to other causes, is employed to underpin focused case analysis of negotiation between states. To dramatize diplomacy as dependent variable, it is hypothesized that allies with convergent interests would find negotiations between themselves more difficult when domestic constraints such as political ideology and …
Madhavi Bhaskar Kolhatkar, Surā
No Abstract
Writing “Wider Worlds”
Abdulrazak Gurnah's fiction offers an opportunity to engage with the heterogeneity of East African coastal regions and their place within the Indian Ocean World, which Gurnah traces through an imaginary geography of transregional/transnational movements and encounters. This article offers a reading of Gurnah's fiction and in particular his latest novel, Desertion (2005), through the lens of theories of relation as formulated by Martin Buber and É…
Translating between India and Tanzania
Sophia Mustafa (1922–2005), novelist and political activist of South Asian origin, was one of Tanganyika’s first women members of parliament for the Tanganyika African National Union active in the transition from a British-administered trust territory to independent Tanzania under Julius Nyerere. This paper argues, by drawing on her novel Broken Reed (2005) and her nonfictional account The Tanganyika Way: A Personal Story of Tanganyika’s Growth t…
Woher hat er das? Zum Charakter des Sanskrit-English Dictionary von Monier-Williams
Basically since the time of their publication it has been generally known that the Sanskrit dictionaries written by Monier-Williams (1872 and 1899) and both of the Petersburg dictionaries (Böhtlingk/Roth 1855–1875 and Böhtlingk 1879–1889) are interdependent, which no one working with these works philologically for a prolonged period of time will fail to notice. Due to its well-structured layout and its English rather than German equivalents for m…
Contradictions, Culture Gaps, and Narrative Gaps in the Joseph Story
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Art (5 works) · History (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Literature (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · African history and culture studies (2 works) · Archaeology (2 works)