Building Bridges: Ignaz Goldziher and His Correspondents; Islamic and Jewish Studies Around the Turn of the Twentieth Century (Islamic History and Civilization, 212)

‎Contents
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‎Notes on Contributors
‎Chapter 1. Scholarly Correspondence: Mapping the DNA of Scholarship. An Introduction
‎Chapter 2. “In vollkommener Verehrung”: Israel Friedlaender’s Letters to Goldziher (Adang)
‎Chapter 3. “Your unconscious personal influence started me on my course”: On the Correspondence of Ignaz Goldziher and Duncan B. Macdonald (Dévényi)
‎Chapter 4. Ignaz Goldziher: The Founding Father of Gesture Studies in Arabic and Islamic Studies (Holtzman and Ovadia)
‎Chapter 5. Rediscovering the Goldziher Legacy in Jerusalem: Religion, Language, and History in the Making of a Hebrew University (Levy)
‎Chapter 6. On The Kiss: An Early Piece of Correspondence between Ignaz Goldziher and Immanuel Löw (Pataricza and Hidvégi)
‎Chapter 7. A Complicated Relationship: Carlo Landberg’s Friendship with Ignaz Goldziher—Between Ambition and Anti-Semitism (Rauch)
‎Chapter 8. Arabicae Investigationes in the Correspondence between Carlo Alfonso Nallino and Ignaz Goldziher, 1893 through 1920 (Sagaria Rossi)
‎Chapter 9. Ignaz Goldziher, Walter Gottschalk, and the Kitāb al-Aymān by Ibrāhīm b. ʿAbd Allāh al-Najīramī (Schmidtke)
‎Chapter 10. Publishing Ibn Tūmart’s “Book” in Colonial Algeria: The Correspondence of J.D. Luciani, E. Doutté, and M. Gaudefroy-Demombynes with I. Goldziher (Thiele)
‎Chapter 11. The Goldziher Collection at the National Library of Israel (Thrope)
‎Chapter 12. Goldziher and Jewish Scholarship in Light of His Correspondence with Immanuel Löw and Michael Guttmann (Turán)
‎Chapter 13. Friend, Teacher, “Shaykh”: Goldziher and the Founders of Islamic Studies in St. Petersburg (Yosefi)
‎Chapter 14. Goldziher as a Master: The Correspondence of Ignaz Goldziher and Martin Schreiner (Zsom)
‎Chapter 15. The Published Correspondence of Ignaz Goldziher: A Bibliographical Guide (Dévényi and Schmidtke)
‎Index