Zarathushtra Entre L’inde Et L’iran

Twenty-seven articles by prominent Indo-Europeanists, Indologists and Iranists have been selected to commemorate the most innovative and consequential exegete of Avesta (the missal of the pre-islamic Paniranian religion, Mazdaeism, or Parsism) of our times, Jean Kellens. They present debates around the oldest language and religious history of the common ancestors of Indians and Iranians. The themes Jean Kellens has put into fresh light – intertextuality, stylistics, ideology, textual history and reuse – are especially represented, but always under the light of the mother discipline: grammar. English, French and German text.

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• Nombre de pages: 359
• Auteur: Eric Pirart Jean Kellens Xavier Tremblay

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