S D Goıteın
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 5364146 |
|---|---|
| NOME | S D Goıteın |
| PRENOMES | S D |
| SOBRENOME | Goıteın |
| ASSINATURA | GOITEIN S D |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Philadelphia University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 97 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 99 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 97 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1942 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2010 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Studies in Islamic History and Institutions
Goitein's selection of studies dealing with Islamic history, religion, and institutions offers a wide-ranging, sensitive, and highly original introduction to a civilization by one who lived all his life studying and observing Islam. Eschewing simplistic notions, Goitein poses fundamental questions vis-à-vis Muslim religious thought and practice, the evolution of the Islamic state in the early Middle Ages, the characteristic facets of the civiliza…
Akdeniz Sosyal Tarihinin Bir Kaynağı Olarak Kahire Genize Vesikaları
Klasik Ortaçağ Akdeniz ülkeleri tarihi üzerinde çalışanlar, bu dönemlere ait, İslâm ülkelerindeki arşivlerin yokluğundan şikâyet etmektedirler. Avrupa'da, kilise, feodal lordlar, şehirler ve loncalar gerek mülkiyet hakları gerekse başka maksatlarla vesikalarını muhafaza etmişlerdir. Bu dönem için, İslâm ülkelerinde, bu türden hiçbir vesika bulunmamaktadır1. Şimdi artık, siyasi tarihin ana hatlarını ve yönetici sınıfın hayatını bir dereceye kadar …
Studies In Islamic History And Institutions
Goiteinʹs selection of studies dealing with Islamic history, religion, and institutions offers a wide-ranging, sensitive, and highly original introduction to a civilization by one who lived all his life studying and observing Islam. Eschewing simplistic notions, Goitein poses fundamental questions vis-à-vis Muslim religious thought and practice, the evolution of the Islamic state in the early Middle Ages, the characteristic facets of the civiliza…
India Traders of the Middle Ages
The India trade in Oriental spices, pharmaceutical, dyeing and other materials was the backbone of medieval economy, especially in the Islamic world. A unique source of documentation is now available in 11th-12th century Geniza letters, written in Judeo-Arabic (Middle Arabic in Hebrew characters), by participants in this activity. The documents are presented in translation with an introduction and notes. They deal with economic history and materi…
A Mediterranean Society, the Jewish Communities of the Arab as Portraged in the Documents of the Cairo Geniza, Volume V
A Mediterranean Society
Goitein's "Mediterranean Society," Vol. 5
Portrait of a medieval India trader
The first comprehensive survey of Geniza documents about the trade on the route to India was published by me in Speculum, A Journal of the American Medieval Academy, 29, 181-97, in April 1954. At that time I was able to give a report about 130 Geniza papers related in one way or another to the India trade. Soon after the article was published, a distinguished institution offered me the opportunity to publish the material in full. I accepted with …
A Mediterranean Society, Volume 4
The Civilian Elite of Cairo in the Later Middle Ages . Carl F. Petry
A Maghrebi Living in Cairo Implores His Karaite Wife to Return to Him
The Interplay of Jewish and Islamic Laws
A Mediterranean Society. The Jewish Communities of the Arab World as Portrayed in the Documents of the Cairo Geniza. Vol. III. The Family
From Aden to India
S. D. Goitein, From Aden to India: Specimens of the Correspondence of India Traders of the Twelfth Century, Journal of the Economic and Social History of the Orient, Vol. 23, No. 1/2 (Apr., 1980), pp. 43-66
Études et recherches sur la vie intellectuelle juive au Maroc. Deuxième partie
Meeting in Jerusalem”
With the sure touch of the true historian (a rare gift) Gershom Scholem has opened up for us new avenues toward the understanding of Jewish messianism and, in particular, its most fateful manifestation after the catastrophic Bar Kokhba revolt: Sabbatianism. There are no pseudomessiahs, he teaches us. For any attempt to translate the idea of messianism into reality is doomed to end in failure, but failure is not its end. This is demonstrated by th…
"Goitein's "Mediterranean Society
Urban Housing in Fatimid and Ayyubid Times (As Illustrated by the Cairo Geniza Documents)
Un Centre musulman de la Haute-Egypte médiévale
A Bibliography of the Writings of Prof. Shelomo Dov Goitein
Three Trousseaux of Jewish Brides from the Fatimid Period
Trousseau lists in the hundreds, complete or fragmentary, have survived in the Cairo Geniza. Normally they are included in marriage contracts, rarely in engagement settlements, and many have been preserved separately, bearing only the names of the bride and the groom with or without date, and often lacking even these pieces of information. This happened when the extant sheet had originally formed part of a larger document, or when the trousseau w…
Letters of Medieval Jewish Traders
Modern international business has its origins in the overseas trade of the Middle Ages. Of the various communities active in trade in the Islamic countries at that time, records of only the Jewish community survive. Thousands of documents were preserved in the Cairo Geniza, a lumber room attached to the synagogue where discarded writings containing the name of God were deposited to preserve them from desecration. From them Professor Goitein has s…
Letters of Medieval Jewish Traders
Letters of Medieval Jewish Traders
Letters of Medieval Jewish Traders
India Traders of the Middle Ages
The India trade in Oriental spices, pharmaceutical, dyeing and other materials was the backbone of medieval economy, especially in the Islamic world. A unique source of documentation is now available in 11th-12th century Geniza letters, written in Judeo-Arabic (Middle Arabic in Hebrew characters), by participants in this activity. The documents are presented in translation with an introduction and notes. They deal with economic history and materi…
From the Mediterranean to India
Portrait of a medieval India trader
The first comprehensive survey of Geniza documents about the trade on the route to India was published by me in Speculum, A Journal of the American Medieval Academy, 29, 181-97, in April 1954. At that time I was able to give a report about 130 Geniza papers related in one way or another to the India trade. Soon after the article was published, a distinguished institution offered me the opportunity to publish the material in full. I accepted with …
Two Eyewitness Reports on an Expedition of the King of Kīsh (Qais) against Aden
Arabic documents containing eyewitness reports on historical events are very rare. They are the more welcome when they complement and illustrate the often very deficient literary sources. This is the case with the excerpts from two business letters of the 12th century published here, one sent from Aden to India and one from the same town to Cairo. Both passages describe one and the same event: the attack on Aden by a fleet sent by the King of Kīs…
The Cairo Geniza as a Source for the History of Muslim Civilisation
Geniza, as is well known, denotes the lumber-room of a synagogue or any other place in which papers covered with Hebrew letters were buried. For according to Jewish belief, which has its parallels in Muslim and Coptic customs, no paper on which the name of God may be found should be destroyed. So far, only the Genizas of a synagogue in Fustat (Old-Cairo) and of the nearby cemetery of al-Basatin have been found. These two are called, by a common d…
From Aden to India
S. D. Goitein, From Aden to India: Specimens of the Correspondence of India Traders of the Twelfth Century, Journal of the Economic and Social History of the Orient, Vol. 23, No. 1/2 (Apr., 1980), pp. 43-66
Nicknames as Family Names
The writings of the Cairo Geniza (10th through 13th centuries) show that derisive nicknames served as family names even in official documents handed over to the parties concerned. After a short general survey of the use of by-names (alqab) in Arabic and Hebrew literatures, the development of a nickname into a family name is demonstrated by an example from the ethno-linguistic studies of the author among the Jews of Yemen. The main part of the pap…
A Letter from Seleucia (Cilicia)
The Title and Office of the Nagid a Re-Examination
The Birth‐hour of Muslim Law
The Oldest Documentary Evidence for the Title Alf Laila wa-Laila
Muhammad's Inspiration by Judaism
A Caliph's Decree in Favour of the Rabbinite Jews of Palestine
Goitein's "Mediterranean Society," Vol. 5
A Maghrebi Living in Cairo Implores His Karaite Wife to Return to Him
A Mediterranean Society
A Plea for the Periodization of Islamic History
WHY PERIODIZATION? Why should we break up the grand course of Islamic history into periods, neatly defined by dates and labelled with specific characteristics? The science of Islamic studies already has become dangerously morselled because of the specialization necessitated by subject matter, such as language, literature, history, sociology and economics, theology, mysticism, law, philosophy, sciences and medicine, art and archaeology, epigraphy …
A Treatise in Defence of the Pietists by Abraham Maimonides
Artisans en Méditerranée orientale au Haut Moyen Age
Cette étude a pour base principale les documents de la Gëniza du Caire : immense trésor de contrats, d'actes de tribunaux, de lettres et de comptes, s'échelonnant du Xeau XIIIesiècles, et conservés à l'origine dans une synagogue de Fustât, ou le Vieux Caire. La plupart des personnages mentionnés dans ces documents sont des Juifs. Aussi le titre général que nous donnons à cet article nécessite-t-il une explication. Comme nous le montrerons, il n'e…
The Origin and Nature of the Muslim Friday Worship
Petitions to Fatimid Caliphs from the Cairo Geniza
Congregation versus Community an Unknown Chapter in the Communal History of Jewish Palestine
A Jewish Addict to Sufism
Obadyah, a Norman Proselyte
Contemporary Letters on the Capture of Jerusalem by the Crusaders
Travels in the Yemen Seventy Years Ago
The Historical Background of the Erection of the Dome of the Rock
A Report on Messianic Troubles in Baghdad in 1120-21
Contemporary Letters on the Capture of Jerusalem by the Crusaders
A Jewish Addict to Sufism
Obadyah, a Norman Proselyte
From the Mediterranean to India
Petitions to Fatimid Caliphs from the Cairo Geniza
Congregation versus Community an Unknown Chapter in the Communal History of Jewish Palestine
A Caliph's Decree in Favour of the Rabbinite Jews of Palestine
Two Eyewitness Reports on an Expedition of the King of Kīsh (Qais) against Aden
Arabic documents containing eyewitness reports on historical events are very rare. They are the more welcome when they complement and illustrate the often very deficient literary sources. This is the case with the excerpts from two business letters of the 12th century published here, one sent from Aden to India and one from the same town to Cairo. Both passages describe one and the same event: the attack on Aden by a fleet sent by the King of Kīs…
The Cairo Geniza as a Source for the History of Muslim Civilisation
Geniza, as is well known, denotes the lumber-room of a synagogue or any other place in which papers covered with Hebrew letters were buried. For according to Jewish belief, which has its parallels in Muslim and Coptic customs, no paper on which the name of God may be found should be destroyed. So far, only the Genizas of a synagogue in Fustat (Old-Cairo) and of the nearby cemetery of al-Basatin have been found. These two are called, by a common d…
Jews and Arabs, Their Contacts through the Ages
Jews and Arabs, Their Contacts through the Ages
Two Recent Publications on Arabic Papyrology
The Oldest Documentary Evidence for the Title Alf Laila wa-Laila
The Geniza Collection of the University Museum of the University of Pennsylvania
Muhammad's Inspiration by Judaism
The Origin and Nature of the Muslim Friday Worship
Maimonides as Chief Justice
The Birth‐hour of Muslim Law
Geniza Papers of a Documentary Character in the Gaster Collection of the British Museum
The Documents of the Cairo Geniza as a Source for Mediterranean Social History
THE STUDENTS of the history of the Mediterranean countries during the High Middle Ages have often complained about the almost complete absence of archives in Muslim countries. In Europe, the church, the feudal lords, the cities, and the guilds kept their documents both as titles of right and for other purposes. Nothing of the kind is to be found in Muslim countries in that period.l Now, it is possible to reconstruct the main lines of political hi…
A History of the Jews in Muslim Spain . E. Ashtor
A Social and Religious History of the Jews . Salo W. Baron
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