Я б сказала даже никакие не "палестинские стади" а вполне нормальные исторические темы полезные для любого историка, специализирующегося на востоке.Uno писал(а): ↑Пн июн 22, 2026 7:28 pmОпять эта ваша балалайка про тучи ассистентов, роящихся вокруг двух десятков профессоров- арабистов.Nab писал(а): ↑Пн июн 22, 2026 4:59 pm
Как говорил один знакомый - не ебите муму, уно. Я говорил не только о профессорах занятых исламик стадис и спонсируемых Катаром, но и о стафе, который роится вокруг этих профессоров. Капиш, нах? Так же как на одного доктора/врача как правило имеется несколько медсестёр, ресепшионистс и т.п.
Вот несколько исламик стадис так необходимые студентам Харварда, запланированные на 2026 учебный годик.
ARABIC 251R: Classical Arabic Texts Seminar: An Introduction to Reading in Arabic Manuscripts
Instructors: Shady Nasser and Khaled El-Rouayheb In this seminar, we introduce students to Arabic manuscripts by (i) giving them practice reading and comparing Arabic manuscripts belonging to different genres and written at different periods and regions...
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Instructor: Mark Elliott This course seeks to provide a comprehensive introduction to the study of Mongol Eurasia, anchored by the theme of globalization. The Mongol empire has variously been credited with the inaugural establishment of a globalized world...
HAA 223M: A Connected Architectural & Urban History of Early Modern Empires: The Ottomans, Safavids & Mughals
Instructor: Gulru Necipoglu-Kafadar Three empires from the Balkans to Bengal developed distinctive architectural, urban, material, and ornamental cultures rooted in their Timurid-Turkman pasts and transformed by cosmopolitan regional traditions. An inter...
HDS 3178: Introduction to Iranian Religions and Persian Philosophy
Instructor: Payam Mohseni Throughout historical and contemporary periods, Persia (Iran) has occupied a central role in global religious thought and spirituality. The ancient Persian religions, including Zoroastrianism (Mazdayasna) and Manicheanism, had...
HDS 3212: A Survey of Islamic Law: Interpretation, Evolution, and Contemporary Topics
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HDS 3338/RELIGION 1078: The Prophet Muhammad in History, Devotion, and Polemic
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HDS 3649: Chosen Silence in Medieval Islamic Mystical Literature
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HDS 3694/AFRAMER 186: Religion, Culture, and Society in Africa
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Instructor: Ann Blair This course meets every other week across fall and spring semesters. The fall will provide an introduction to recent work in the book history from antiquity to 1800, with an emphasis on Europe and some comparison with Islamic and...
HIST 2885: Introduction to Archival Research in Ottoman History: Proseminar
Instructor: Cemal Kafadar A survey of archival collections related to Ottoman history. Introduction to the archives of the central government, pious endowments, provincial administrations, and court records.
HIST 32A: The Ottoman Empire and the World, part one: ca.1000-1550
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HLS 3165: Comparative Family Law: Marriage, Divorce and Property in American, Islamic and Jewish Law
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IGA 655: Middle Eastern Politics and Policy
Instructor: Tarek Masoud
ISLAMCIV 104: Christians and Muslims in the Eyes of One Another in the Early Modern Period (16th-18th c.)
Instructor: Houssem Chachia During the Early Modern period, European perceptions of Muslims and Muslim perceptions of Europeans underwent significant fluctuations. These shifting views alternated between hatred, deep contempt, curiosity, and exoticism...
ISLAMCIV 158: The Quran through the ages: Transmission and Reception
Instructor: Shady Nasser The course provides a comprehensive introduction to the Quran, with a focus on its origins, form, reception, and transmission history, while also considering its contemporary role in Muslim societies. Prior knowledge of Arabic or...
ISLAMCIV 201: Islamic Intellectual History: A Survey of the Field
Instructor: Khaled El-Rouayheb This course introduces students to recent scholarship on Islamic intellectual history, as well as to competing approaches to intellectual history as a discipline. We will read about the major approaches to intellectual...
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MODMDEST 114/201: A Techno-Environmental History of the Modern Middle East: Machines, Nature, Energy
Instructor: Adam Mestyan This seminar introduces graduate students to both classic and recent scholarship in global techno-environmental history, with a particular emphasis on the modern Middle East. Our readings focus on the interaction between humans...
Мешаем всё в кучу, читаем :
«…the Center for Middle Eastern Studies (CMES) whose research may touch upon the Arab world tangentially, but whose primary teaching loads are in unrelated fields (such as Hebrew Bible, Turkish history, Armenian studies, or Persian art ) …
…и видим фигу записываем чохом всех 60 школяров в ваши “палестинские стади", очевидно не дающие вам покоя.
Что касается списка предлагаемых классов, заявленные темы imo можно только приветствовать. С удовольствием прослушал- бы сам из вашего списка , например, курс о Монгольской и Оттоманской империях, об архитектуре, Islamic Intellectual History и т.д.
Наши "патриоты" скоро будут требовать исключить историю из университетов и преподавать только то, что нужно для производства. И то, чему надо плебс учить, будет определяться элитами
