Русская Википедия:Босуорт, Клиффорд Эдмунд

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Шаблон:Однофамильцы Шаблон:Учёный Клиффорд Эдмунд Босуорт (Шаблон:Lang-en; 29 декабря 1928, Шеффилд, Великобритания — 28 февраля 2015, Йовил, графство Сомерсет, Великобритания) — британский востоковед (арабистика, иранистика). Член Британской академии. Главный редактор и один из авторов «Энциклопедии ислама», редактор-консультант и один из авторов энциклопедии «Ираника», один из авторов «Британники» и «Американы».

Учился в Оксфордском и Эдинбургском университетах. Преподавал в Сент-Эндрюсском университете, Манчестере и Принстоне.

Автор более ста публикаций в журналах и сборниках, монографий. Сотрудничал с энциклопедиями «Американа», «Британника», «Ираника» (редактор-консультант) и «Энциклопедией ислама» (главный редактор).

Труды

• The Ghaznavids, their empire in Afghanistan and Eastern Iran 994—1040, Edinburgh University Press 1963, 2nd ed. Beirut, 1973; repr. New Delhi, 1992 (Persian tr.).
• The Islamic dynasties, a chronological and genealogical handbook, Edinburgh University Press 1967; revised ed. 1980 (Russian, Persian, Turkish, Arabic and French trs.).

Шаблон:Книга

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