Re: Book recommendation request...
From: | BP Jonsson <bpj@...> |
Date: | Tuesday, June 20, 2000, 20:47 |
At 12:02 19.6.2000 -0400, Mia wrote:
>I am wondering if anyone can recommend a good beginner's text (in
>English or Spanish) for learning Dari (Persian).
Dari is the Afghanistan variety of Persian. Do you want that specifically,
or will the Farsi of Iran do as well?
I can ask my supervisor, but specifically Dari material is probably scarce.
>Also I was
>wondering if anyone could tell me where to get handwriting
>workbooks for Arabic. I had seen some, and now I can't remember
>where or how to find them again.
First and foremost:
Author:
Rice, Frank A.
Title:
The classical Arabic writing system
Edition:
4. pr.
Published:
Cambridge, Mass.
Year:
1959, pr. 1966
Description:
48 pages
And then:
Title:
Reading Nasta'liq : Persian and Urdu hands from 1500 to the present /
[compiled by] Willaim L. Hanaway and Brian Spooner.
Published:
Costa Mesa, Calif. : Mazda Publishers
Year:
1995.
Description:
x, 278 p.
Series:
Bibliotheca Iranica. Literature series ; 3
Coauthor:
Hanaway, William L
Spooner, Brian
ISBN:
1-56859-033-4 : Price 24.95
Here is one I haven't seen in real life, but would like to:
Author:
Gruendler, Beatrice
Title:
The development of the Arabic scripts : from the Nabatean era to the first
Islamic century according to dated texts / by Beatrice Gruendler
Published:
Atlanta, Ga. : Scholars Press
Year:
1993
Description:
ix, 171 s. : ill.
Series:
Harvard Semitic studies ; 43
ISBN:
1-55540-710-2
>Thanks for any help...
What's friends for...
/BP
B.Philip Jonsson mailto:melroch@mail.com
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