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...Die erste Phase der Digitalisierung des vom SSG Vorderer Orient bearbeiteten DFG-Projekts SSG Vorderer Orient Digital ist abgeschlossen - die bisher digitalisierten Titel sind online einsehbar unter
The first part of the digitization project of the National Middle East Collection SSG Vorderer Orient Digital has been completed - digitzed titles can be viewed under
http://menadoc.bibliothek.uni-halle.de/ssg/doc/home?lang=de
http://menadoc.bibliothek.uni-halle.de/ssg/doc/home?lang=en
Das Projekt bietet inzwischen freien Zugang zu 2.033 digitalisierten Titeln zum Sammelschwerpunkt Vorderer Orient einschl. Nordafrika und Islam. Die Volltextsuche ueber lateinisch-schriftliche Inhalte wird z.Z. implementiert - ein PDF-download der Dokumente und die Volltextsuche ueber ausgewählte arabisch-schriftliche Inhalte der Serie Bibliotheca Islamica werden in den kommenden Wochen und Monaten ergaenzt.
The project website currently provides access to 2.033 digitized titles that are relevant for Middle East and Islamic studies. Fulltext searchability für Roman script materials is currently implemented - downloadable PDF versions of the documents and fulltext search for selected Arabic script titles of the series Bibliotheca Islamica will be added in the coming weeks and months...Das SSG Vorderer Orient sammelt und erschliesst frei zugaengliche elektronische Volltexte zum Schwerpunkt Vorderer Orient - z.Z. stehen 2.851 Volltexte zur Lektuere bereit unter
The National Middle East collection also catalogs open access electronic fulltext materials - currently 2.851 fulltext documents are available - please go to
http://menadoc.bibliothek.uni-halle.de/singledocs/doc/home? lang=de -> Liste der Katalogisierten Titel
http://menadoc.bibliothek.uni-halle.de/singledocs/doc/home? lang=en -> List of catalogued titles

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À l’Ifpo, les épuisés ont repris vie !
Mis en ligne le 14 décembre, 2011 - 16:37
Quatre vingt quinze titres épuisés du catalogue des Presses de l'Ifpo sont désormais en libre accès sur le site e-corpus, consultables en mode image mais avec recherche plein-texte (consulter les ouvrages épuisés).
Monuments historiques de Damas, de
J. Sauvaget (1932)
Cette campagne de numérisation, conduite dans le cadre d’un partenariat avec le Centre de Conservation du Livre (CCL, Arles) a redonné vie à des classiques de grands orientalistes et chercheurs comme Jean Sauvaget, Claude Cahen, Charles Pellat, Albert de Boucheman, Henri Laoust, André Latron, etc. et à des numéros du Bulletin d’études orientales. Elle a vocation à englober en 2012 l’ensemble des 230 titres épuisés.
La renaissance des épuisés va de pair avec la poursuite de la mise en ligne sur revues.org (ifpo.revues.org) d'ouvrages plus récents, en accès libre et en texte intégral, et avec la commercialisation d'ebooks (PDF et epub).
Grâce au CCL, l’Ifpo numérise également ses fonds iconographiques (consulter les photographies). Trente mille images de la photothèque d’archéologie sont en cours de traitement. Près de 3000 d’entre elles (un corpus remarquable de vues aériennes datant des années 1930 à 1960) sont d’ores et déjà consultables.pièce : Recueil publié à l'occasion de son millénaire. (Réf : PIFD 10), Blachère, R. / Canard, M. / Lecerf, J. / M. Gaudefroy-Demombynes / Massignon, L. / Mutanabi / Sauvaget, J., 1936

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Founded in 1935, The Iran Society acts as a gathering point for those who are interested in Iran's heritage and culture. It is strictly non-political. Its object is to promote learning and advance education in the subject of Iran, its peoples and culture and particularly to advance education through the study of language, literature, art, history, religions, antiquities, usages, institutions and customs of Iran. The Society's principal activities comprise seven lectures a year on a wide range of subjects, publication of occasional monographs, an annual study day (e.g. on Persian carpets or manuscripts), publication of the Society's journal and an annual reception for members and guests.
In 2002 The Iran Society re-launched its Journal which had ceased publication in 1954.
It is intended that the Journal will be issued on an annual basis and will contain summaries of lectures to the Society, reviews of the Society's other activities, book reviews etc.
Contents of the 2011 Journal
Lectures:
Curzon and the Persian question
In search of the Shahnameh
The Azarbaijan Crisis of 1945-46
The centenary of the Persia Society.:
The history of the Persia Society
Lord Curzon's speech at the inaugural dinner of The Society
Portrait of Prince Mehdi Khan Ala-Al-Saltaneh Travel Scholars' Reports:
Peter Cole in Tajikistan
Steven Steyr in Iran Books:
Soldiers, Shahs and Subalterns in Iran
Drinking arak off an Ayatollah's beard
Zoroastrianism: An introduction
The hymns of Zoroaster
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Contents of the 2009 Journal
Iraj: the poet of love and humour
Shah Abbas: his 1000km walk from Isfahan to Mashhad
Zoroaster and the gifts of the Magi
Articles:
Ziegler’s man in Persia
Persian Strawberries
Farideh’s Garden
Carpet Collecting in Iran, 1873-1883
Books:
Letters From Tabriz
Shah Abbas: The Ruthless King Who Became An Iranian Legend
Persia In Peckham: Recipes From Persepolis
Isfahan: Pearl of Persia
Pea Boy And Other Stories From Iran
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Contents of the 2008 Journal
Officers and Council of The Society
Corporate Members
Objects and activities of The Society
Chairman's introduction
Lectures to the Society:
The art of Omar Khayyam
Acceptance & denial: HIV in Iran
Travel Report:
Contemporary Iranian theatre
From the Archives:
Haji Sheikh Baqer of Hamadan
Colonel C.E. Stewart
Obituaries:
Professor Ann Lambton O.B.E.
Paul Gotch O.B.E.
Shusha Guppy
Book Reviews:
Omar Khayyam: Poet, rebel, astronomer
Obeyd Zakani - Ethics of the aristocrats
Iran - The Bradt Travel Guide
Empire of the mind - History of Iran
Iran - A chronological history
In the rose garden of the martyrs
Persia through writers' eyes
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Contents of the 2007 Journal
Between the Image and the Word
Denis Wright and the English in Persia
The Centenary of Iranian Oil
Exploring the Geometric Art of Iran
Nasir al-Din Shah and his fools
British Consulates in Iran
Inaugural Lecture 1936
Book Review:
The Beckoning East
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Contents of the 2006 Journal
Introduction
Ta'ziyeh in Iran
Alborz Retrospective
Architectural conservation in Iran
Sadeq Hedayat as a scholar
Pascal Coste and Eugene Flandin
Abul Ghassem Khan Gharagozlou, Nasser ul-Molk
Book Reviews:
Eagle's Nest
Mirrors of the unseen - Journeys in Iran
General Maps of Persia 1477-1925
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Contents of the 2005 Journal
Introduction
Mirza Hassan Khan, Mostof Al Mamalek
Fath Ali Shah and the British
The Iranian State Treasury
Obituaries:
Sir Denis Wright GCMG
Kenneth Bradford
Book Reviews:
Iran: A Chronological History
A Journey to Persia
The Secret of Laughter
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