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The making of the Indo-Islamic world / André Wink.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: New York : Cambridge University Press, c 2020Description: 297 pagesISBN:
  • 9781108417747
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • ARCH FRBC 954 W773M  23
LOC classification:
  • DS451 .W545 2020
Summary: "My intention with this book is to make the results of my previous and ongoing research more easily accessible to both specialists and a larger audience - all those interested in the fields of world history, Islamic history, South-Asian and Southeast-Asian, Central-Asian and Mongol history, as well as European medieval and ancient history. This is a work of synthesis and interpretation, short on footnotes. For a more detailed treatment of all issues covered here and extensive footnotes, acknowledgments and bibliographies I refer the reader to my Al-Hind, both the three volumes already published and the two final ones which will deal with the sixteenth to eighteenth centuries and are now in the process of being completed.1 The challenge has always been to strike a compromise between clarity and complexity, not to write a comprehensive work of history"--
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Archives Archives SAIACS Archives Room Frykenberg Collection ARCH FRBC 954 W773M (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Not for loan 066764

Includes bibliographical references and index.

"My intention with this book is to make the results of my previous and ongoing research more easily accessible to both specialists and a larger audience - all those interested in the fields of world history, Islamic history, South-Asian and Southeast-Asian, Central-Asian and Mongol history, as well as European medieval and ancient history. This is a work of synthesis and interpretation, short on footnotes. For a more detailed treatment of all issues covered here and extensive footnotes, acknowledgments and bibliographies I refer the reader to my Al-Hind, both the three volumes already published and the two final ones which will deal with the sixteenth to eighteenth centuries and are now in the process of being completed.1 The challenge has always been to strike a compromise between clarity and complexity, not to write a comprehensive work of history"--

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