MacKenzie, David Neil

MACKENZIE, DAVID NEIL (b. 8 April 1926, London- d. 13 October 2001, Bangor, Wales), distinguished British scholar of Middle and Modern Iranian languages with an impressive record of publications. more

صفحه استاد "دیوید نیل مکنزی" در دانشنامه ایرانیکا:

The Encyclopædia Iranica, MACKENZIE, DAVID NEIL

http://www.iranicaonline.org/articles/mackenzie-david-neil-1

MacKenzie, David Neil

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DARMESTETER, JAMES

  

DARMESTETER, JAMES (b. 12 Mar 1849, d. 19 Oct 1894), the great Iranist, was the son of a Jewish bookbinder... #Iranica.

Darmesteter, James (1849-1894)

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The Encyclopædia Iranica, Mary Boyce and D. N. MacKenzie:

https://iranicaonline.org/articles/darmesteter

DARMESTETER, JAMES (b. Château-Salins, Alsace, 12 March 1849, d. Paris, 19 October 1894), the great Iranist, was the son of a Jewish bookbinder, who in 1852 moved to Paris to improve his children’s educational opportunities. Through the prompting of his elder brother Arsène, himself a distinguished philologist specializing in medieval French, James (who was endowed with a superb intellect in a frail body), after a brilliant school career, enrolled at the École des Hautes Études, where he studied comparative gram-mar with Michel Bréal and Sanskrit with Abel Bergaigne and made his first contribution to Iranian studies in 1874 with “Notes de philologie iranienne” (MSL 4, pp. 300-17)... more

شبی در میان و خدا مهربان، آرامگاه جیمز دارمستتر و همسرش

صفحۀ ویکیپدیای فارسی جیمز دارمستتر

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ANDREAS, FRIEDRICH CARL

 

ANDREAS, FRIEDRICH CARL, #German #Iranologist (14. April 1846-3. October 1930). #Iranica http://iranicaonline.org/articles/andreas-friedrich-carl

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The Encyclopædia Iranica, W. Lentz, D. N. MacKenzie, B. Schlerath:

https://iranicaonline.org/articles/andreas-friedrich-carl

ANDREAS, FRIEDRICH CARL, German Iranologist (1846-1930).

Andreas was born in Batavia, Java, of Armenian, German, and Malayan descent. After general education in Hamburg and Geneva, he pursued Iranian and other Oriental studies at Erlangen, Göttingen, Halle, and Leipzig universities, and completed his graduate work in Copenhagen and Kiel. In 1887 he married Lou Andreas-Salomé, a well-known German writer and psychoanalyst. Between 1875 and 1881, he conducted field work in India with the Parsees and in southern Iran. His research in Europe focused on the languages and music of Ossetia and the Indo-Afghan borderlands. From 1903 to his death he was professor of western Asiatic philology at Göttingen...

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