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Востоковеды России. XX — начало XXI века. Биобиблиографический словарь. Книга 1

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Book I. A - M. ^ Content Foreword by the author-compiler. — I Foreword by the Executive Editor [V.M. Alpatov]. — II List of abbreviations. — III Dictionary. — 1-968 Foreword by the author-compiler. In connection with the changes that have taken place in the country since the release of the Biobibliographic Dictionary of Russian Orientalists, it became necessary to publish the dictionary Orientalists of Russia. This dictionary gives an idea of the generational change in science and reflects the emergence of new Oriental centers, works and new names of Orientalists. The material used in the 1995 edition, more than 15 years since its publication, has undergone significant changes. Even with a list of new works, it was not always possible to check each work de visu, to clarify information about the place of work or residence of the scientist at the time of preparation of the publication. Materials about scientists from the CIS and Baltic countries due to the impossibility of updating information are placed in a special section and are given, as a rule, for 1990. This publication includes materials about scientists who now live and work in far-abroad countries. In general, the author tried to maintain maximum continuity between this and previous editions, both in the general concept of the edition and in the structure of individual essays. The bulk of the essays included in the Dictionary were the materials of the two-volume edition of 1995 (about 1.5 thousand articles). The author tried to update, clarify and supplement the previously included data as much as possible. The sources of the information collected were very diverse: first of all, personal contacts and interviews, searching for information in the catalogs and card files of leading libraries, mainly the libraries of the Institute of Oriental Studies and INION RAS, as well as in the main specialized journals and publications of academic and university science. Information, for example, on a change of place of work was specified in the personnel departments of the relevant institutions. Dictionary entries are arranged in alphabetical order of surnames. They include: 1. Biographical information: surname, name, patronymic, dates of life (day, month, year), education, academic degrees and titles, research and teaching work in the field of Oriental and African studies, the total number of published works, service in the armed forces, state awards of the USSR, RF and foreign countries. Compared to previous editions, the curriculum vitae contains no information about social origin and participation in international congresses and conferences. 2. The main works, arranged in chronological order, while published in the same year - in alphabetical order. The title of the dissertation manuscript was placed first. If a monograph or other published work was defended, this is indicated by the note: “Prot. as dis." (defended as a dissertation). Presented are original works published in foreign languages in the USSR, the Russian Federation and abroad, and translations of domestic publications. In contrast to previous editions of the dictionary, the lists of main works have been reduced due to small articles, reviews and works in which the scientist acts only as an editor are excluded from them. At the same time, data on scientists from a number of regions of Russia, including Bashkiria, Dagestan, Kalmykia, North Ossetia, Tatarstan and the Far East, are presented more fully than before. 3. Literature about life and work (personalia): books and articles relating to the personality of the author are placed in alphabetical order. The new edition supplements the index of names of orientalists by regional, regional, sectoral and general problem characteristics, indicating the scientific specialty, volume and page numbers, where they are mentioned as the author or co-author of the published work. Expressing deep gratitude and gratitude to his colleagues - employees of the library of the Institute of Oriental Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences (Zharekhin RM, Peshkovsky L.Yu., Kalashnikova E.V., etc.) and personnel departments of various institutions of the Russian Academy of Sciences for their active help in clarifying the information, the author will be grateful to readers for suggestions and comments that will help in future work. S.D. Miliband Foreword by the Managing Editor. The proposed reference publication “Orientalists of Russia. XX - beginning of the XXI century. Biobibliographic Dictionary" is a revised version of the Biobibliographic Dictionary, published in 1975 and 1995 (Miliband S.D. Biobibliographic Dictionary of Soviet Orientalists. M .: GRVL, 1975. 733 pp.; Miliband S.D. Biobibliographic Dictionary of Russian Orientalists since 1917 In 2 books, 2nd ed., revised and supplemented, Moscow: Nauka, 1995. Book I, A-L, 702 pp.; Book II, M-Ya, 764 pp.). These publications received positive feedback and have long become a bibliographic rarity. Much has changed since the publication of the previous edition. The 1995 edition reflected, first of all, the state of affairs in a unified Soviet orientalist before the events of the early 1990s, as a result of which Soviet science was divided among the newly formed independent states, and ties between orientalists who ended up in different states were broken. When preparing the new edition, the data of publications that appeared after 1995, including such books as: “People and Fates. Biobibliographic Dictionary of Orientalists - Victims of Political Terror in the Soviet Period: (1917-1991)". St. Petersburg: Petersburg Oriental Studies, 2003. 496 p.; "Repressed ethnographers". Issue. 1. M.: Eastern Literature, 1999 (2nd ed. - 2002); Issue. 2. M.: Oriental Literature, 2003. “Institute of the Far East. 30 years". M.: IFES RAN, 1996. 256 pp., etc. They made it possible to correct a number of inaccuracies in previous editions and supplement them with new information. The material of the published book testifies to the fact that Oriental science in Russia continues its forward movement. Despite all the difficulties experienced in the 90s of the last century, work is underway, and we hope that the publication of a new edition of the reference book will help strengthen contacts between orientalists from different cities and institutions in Russia, as well as between specialists from Russia and the CIS and Baltic countries. V.M. Alpatov

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ISBN 987-5-02-036365-6
Publisher Восточная литература. Москва. 2008
Number of Pages 968 с.
Bookbinding Hardcover

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