21. Main Page For Program In Near Eastern Studies both Standard and dialectal arabic (eg Egyptian or Moroccan), the program inNear eastern Studies offers courses in literature as well as special topics http://classics.binghamton.edu/neareast.htm

A classical as well as modern language with a long cultural legacy, Arabic has been language in world history for more than 1500 years. One can hardly overestimate the importance of the language in contemporary world culture and commerce. Over 250 million people speak one or more types of Arabic in what is known as the "Arab World". Countless others in Asia, Africa, Europe, South America and North America either speak Arabic as a first or second language, or use it as part of their daily religious observances. It is one of only six official languages at the United Nations and is regarded as a "critical language" by the United States government. The language is also the centerpiece of Binghamton University's program in Near Eastern Studies, and an important component of the affiliated program in Middle Eastern and North African Studies ( MENA ). In addition to the Arabic major or minor, which can include courses in both Standard and dialectal Arabic (e.g. Egyptian or Moroccan), the program in Near Eastern Studies offers courses in literature as well as special topics courses dealing with key issues in Arabic and Islamic civilization, past and present. The flexible nature of the program, and in particular the Independent Studies option, allows it to offer a wide range of courses catering to the needs of majors as well as students form other departments, whether graduate or undergraduate.

22. Near Eastern Languages And Civilizations - Major All students majoring in the Department of near eastern Languages and Examples of concentration paper courses are AMES 434 (arabic literature and http://www.sas.upenn.edu/nelc/major.htm

Penn SAS Contacts Undergraduate ... Links The Major In addition to the Basic Requirements, there are further requirements specific to each concentration. BASIC REQUIREMENTS: 14 c.u. Language Requirement: 6 c.u. Both basic language courses and advanced courses in literature in the original language count toward this requirement. Breadth Requirement: 2 c.u. AMES 25 (Introduction to the Ancient Near East) and AMES 36 (Introduction to the Middle East), which are broad-based, culturally integrated introductory courses on Near Eastern literatures, history, cultures, and thought from ancient to modern times, fulfill the breadth requirement. This requirement provides majors with a overall understanding of Near Eastern cultures which span more than four millennia, so that they are familiar with other Near East traditions in addition to the one in which they concentrate. Electives: 6 c.u. These will normally be content courses within the chosen concentration, but each concentration imposes certain constraints on the electives to be selected. Electives must be selected for appropriateness with the student's major advisor. Students may count up to four courses from outside the Department (i.e., not cross-listed in NELC) towards the major electives; and up to seven courses, with the special approval of the student's advisor. In no case may a student count more than half of the total major requirements in non-NELC courses.

23. Near Eastern Languages And Civilizations - Minor All students minoring in the Department of near eastern Languages and Civilizations literature and social sciences. arabic Hebrew Studies (Arab/Heb) http://www.sas.upenn.edu/nelc/minor.htm

Penn SAS Contacts Undergraduate ... Links Minor Information In addition to the Basic Requirements, there are further requirements specific to each concentration. BASIC REQUIREMENTS: 8 c.u. Language Requirement: 4 c.u. Both basic language courses and advanced courses in literature in the original language count toward this requirement. Electives: 4 c.u. These will normally be content courses within the chosen concentration, but each concentration may specify additional requirements. Electives must be selected for appropriateness with the student's major advisor. Students may count up to two courses from outside the Department (i.e., not cross-listed in NELC) towards the minor electives; and up to four courses, with the special approval of the student's advisor. In no case may a student count more than half of the total minor requirements in non-NELC courses. This concentration explores Arabic, Persian and/or Turkish cultures in the context of Islamic civilization. The 4 c.u.’s of the language requirement may be chosen from the following : AMES 15, 16, 20, 21, 30, 31, 33, 341, 435 or 530. The electives should be chosen in consultation with the student's advisor from Arabic, Persian or Turkish culture courses including history, religion, literature and social sciences. Ancient Near East (ANE): Faculty Graduates

24. Terri DeYoung 19911997 Assistant Professor of arabic, Department of near eastern for Ph.D. in near eastern Studies (specialization in Modern arabic literature) http://faculty.washington.edu/tdeyoung/CV2003short.htm

Terri DeYoung Curriculum Vitae 2003-04 (short version) Contact Information: Address Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations Box 353120 University of Washington Seattle WA 98195-3120 Phone Number: Fax Number: E-mail: tdeyoung@u.washington.edu Professional Experience: 2002-to date: Principal Investigator for Arabic for Interactive Communication (AFIC) a part of the National Flagship Initiative Pilot Programs (sponsored by the National Foreign Language Center). 2002-2003: Consultant for the Arabic Literature section, Middle Eastern Literature and Its Times, ed. Joyce Moss. 2000-02: Member, ArabicNet Editorial Board for the Langnet Project (sponsored by the National Foreign Language Center, Washington D.C.). Summer 2000: Visiting Professor and Instructor, Beginning and Advanced Arabic, and Technology Coordinator, Intensive Summer Program, al-Akhawayn University, Ifrane, Morocco. 1998-2002: Coordinator of Arabic Language Instruction via Distance Learning, for

25. Terri DeYoung 1987 Instructor in arabic literature, Department of near eastern Studies,University of California, Berkeley. 1986 and 1987 CoDirector, http://faculty.washington.edu/tdeyoung/CV2003.htm

Terri DeYoung Curriculum Vitae 2003-04 Contact Information: Address Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations Box 353120 University of Washington Seattle WA 98195-3120 Phone Number: (206)543-6033 (Dept. Main Office) Fax Number: E-mail: tdeyoung@u.washington.edu Professional Experience: 2002-to date: Principal Investigator for Arabic for Interactive Communication (AFIC) a part of the National Flagship Initiative Pilot Programs (sponsored by the National Foreign Language Center). 2002-2003: Consultant for the Arabic Literature section, Middle Eastern Literature and Its Times, ed. Joyce Moss. Spring 2001: Coordinator, Arabic Section , Flagship Initiative Capacity Study for the University of Washington, National Foreign Language Center (PI, Michael Halleran, Dean of Arts and Humanities, University of Washington). 2000-02: Member, ArabicNet Editorial Board for the Langnet Project (sponsored by the National Foreign Language Center, Washington D.C.). Summer 2000: Visiting Professor and Instructor, Beginning and Advanced Arabic, and Technology Coordinator, Intensive Summer Program, al-Akhawayn University, Ifrane, Morocco.

26. AUB - Faculty Of Arts And Sciences - Department Of Arabic And Near Eastern Langu of arabic Language and literature, Department of Asian and near eastern The arabic and near eastern Languages Department is part of the Faculty of http://wwwlb.aub.edu.lb/~webarab/heath-2.htm

Search Arabic Website Prof. Peter Heath Current Position: Provost and Professor of Arabic American University of Beirut Education -1973-81: Ph.D. Harvard University, Cambridge, MA - Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations -1967-71: B.A. Magna cum laude, Princeton - University, Princeton, N.J. - Major: Near Eastern Studies Work Experience: 1998 Provost and Professor of Arabic American University of Beirut 1994-98 Chair, Department of Asian and Near Eastern Languages and Literatures, Washington University 1992-94 Director, Center for the Study of Islamic Societies and Civilizations, Washington University 1996-98 Professor of Arabic Language and Literature, Department of Asian and Near Eastern Languages and Literatures, Washington University 1996-98 Visiting Professor of Arabic, Chicago Summer School of Intensive Arabic 1992-96 Associate Professor of Arabic Language and Literature, Department of Asian and Near Eastern Languages and Literatures, Washington University

27. AUB - Faculty Of Arts And Sciences - Department Of Arabic And Near Eastern Langu Coursework in medieval arabic literature, modem arabic literature, The arabicand near eastern Languages Department is part of the Faculty of Arts and http://wwwlb.aub.edu.lb/~webarab/saab.htm

Search Arabic Website Prof. Nada Saab Current Position: Assistant Professor Education: Dec. 2003: Ph.D in Religious Studies-Islam, Yale University Coursework in Qur'anic exegesis, SufISm, Islamic history and historiography. Dissertation: "Sufi Theory and Language in the Writings of Abu Said al-Kharraz (d 286/899)". 1988-1992 : Yale University, M Phil. in Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations. Coursework in medieval Arabic literature, modem Arabic literature, literary theory, Arabic philology and grammar. 1983-1988: American University in Beirut, Graduate coursework in the Arabic Department Coursework in medieval Arabic literature and literary theory, modem Arabic literature, Arabic philology and grammar, history of modern Arabic thought 1980-1983: American University in Beirut, B.A in Arabic. Work Experience: 2004-2005 Qur'anic Studies: Methods of Qur'anic Exegesis Readings in Modern Arabic Literature Arabic Language, Introductory and Intermediate Levels, Department of Arabic and Near Eastern Languages, American University of Beirut (Instructor)

28. Course Requirements 485 Classical near eastern literature (HU). 486 Topics in Modern arabic literaturein Translation. 487 Modern Middle eastern History http://www.umich.edu/~neareast/concentrations/aaptis.htm

home about faculty programs ... affiliates The Undergraduate Concentration in Arabic, Armenian, Persian, Turkish and Islamic Studies The division of Arabic, Armenian, Persian, Turkish and Islamic Studies teaches language courses from the introductory to the advanced level in medieval and modern Arabic, Armenian, Persian, and Turkish. Courses in the histories, literatures and cultures of select regions represented by these language groups are also offered as are a wide range of topics in Islamic Studies. The course NES 100: Peoples of the Middle East is a prerequisite to the AAPTIS concentration. An AAPTIS concentrator must complete four semesters of a single language. The AAPTIS concentrator must also select five other courses in the languages, literatures, linguistics, histories, cultures, and religions most closely related to his/her language of choice. Two of the five courses must be at the 400 level or above. The concentrator must also complete two elective cognate courses outside the division of concentration.

29. Near Eastern Studies 621 Proseminar in Ancient near eastern History 681 Ancient Egyptian History 488 History of arabic literature in English 491 Topics in AAPTIS http://www.umich.edu/~neareast/courses.html

home about faculty programs ... affiliates :: courses Ancient Civilizations and Biblical Studies (Division 314) (ACABS) Fall 2005 Course Guide Fall 2005 Time Schedule 100 Peoples of the Middle East 101 Elementary Classical Hebrew I 102 Elementary Classical Hebrew II 121 Introduction to the Tanakh/Old Testament 122 Introduction to the New Testament 181 Introduction to the History of the Ancient Near East 192 First Year Seminar in ACABS 200 Introduction to World Religions: Near East 201 Intermediate Classical Hebrew I 202 Intermediate Classical Hebrew II 221 Jesus and the Gospels 261 Ancient Egypt: Religion and Culture 266 Before the Bible: The Phoenicians 270 Introduction to Rabbinic Literature 277 Land of Israel/Palestine through the Ages 281 Ancient Egypt and its World 283 The Beginnings of Christianity 291 Topics in ACABS 292 Seminar in ACABS 307 The Synoptic Gospels: Matthew, Mark, and Luke

30. Near Eastern Studies near eastern Studies at Princeton go back to the turn of the century when, a specialist in classical arabic literature, and subsequently by similar http://etc.princeton.edu/CampusWWW/Companion/near_eastern_studies.html

Near Eastern Studies Near Eastern Studies at Princeton go back to the turn of the century when, as elsewhere, interest in this field, Biblically oriented, centered on the ancient history of the ``cradle of civilization.'' The roots were diffuse, albeit vigorous; there were pioneer scholars of distinction and beginnings of a superlative library for teaching and research. The most dynamic pioneer was Howard Crosby Butler , a specialist in ancient Near Eastern archaeology and architecture who mounted expeditions to Syria and Anatolia in 1899, 1904, and 1909 and headed the notable excavations at Antioch and Sardis; he was Princeton's charter trustee of the Jerusalem School for Oriental Research. In 1901 he brought to Princeton the noted German epigrapher, Enno Littmann, who had accompanied him in Syria; Littmann served as librarian of the Oriental collections and as lecturer in Semitic philology until 1906 when he returned to Tbingen. Four years later he was succeeded by another German scholar, Rudolph Brnnow who was Professor of Semitic Philology. After Brnnow's death in 1917, the teaching of Semitics declined, and the development of Sanskrit and Indo-European philology began auspiciously under Harold H. Bender

31. Judaic And Near Eastern Studies - Courses Judaic and near eastern Studies Courses. Judaic and near eastern Studies Courses 326, 346 Advanced arabic. 391 Modern arabic literature in Translation http://www.umass.edu/ug_programguide/judaic/judaiccourses.html

Home Judaic and Near Eastern Studies Courses Judaic and Near Eastern Studies Faculty Judaic Studies Courses (All courses carry 3 credits unless otherwise noted.) 101 The Jewish People I (AT) (both sem) 102 The Jewish People II (HSG) (both sem) 101/H01; 102/H02 Honors Colloquia for The Jewish People I/II (both sem) 1 cr 191, 192 Seminars (both sem) 1 cr 195A Anti-Semitism and Racism in Western Civilization 301 The Bible and Archaeology 305 Judaism and Christianity in the Ancient World (HS) 325 Jews, Christians and Muslims in the Medieval World (HSG) (both sem) 333 Jewish Philosophers of the 20th Century 345 The Making of Modern Jewry (HSG) (2nd sem) 350 Jewish Law and Society (SBG) (2nd sem) 353 Sephardic Cultures and Literatures of the Spanish Diaspora 360 Biblical Tales and Legends (1st sem) 365 Antisemitism in Historical Perspective (HSG) (1st sem) 366 Zionism and the State of Israel 375 The Jewish Experience in America (HSU) (both sem) 385 The Jews of Eastern Europe (HSG) 390B World Jewry Since 1945 390C Jewish Mysticism 390E New Views on the Jews: Ethnic and Racial Identity and Interaction in American Jewish History 390G Women in Patriarchy (HSG) (both sem) 391B Jewish-American Literature 391C The Proverb 391D Women, Gender, Judaism

32. Department Of Arabic & Near Eastern Studies, FACULTY OF ARTS The programme of arabic in the Department of arabic and near eastern Studies religion, and literature of Semitic and other near eastern societies. http://home.um.edu.mt/arnes/about.html

UNIVERSITY OF MALTA FACULTY OF ARTS TEL: (+356) 2340 2300 FAX: (+356) 21 336450 Why not study Arabic and/or Near Eastern Studies in Malta? The programme of Arabic in the Department of Arabic and Near Eastern Studies (formerly the Department of Arabic) is being given a new impetus within the context of Arabic culture and language. Moreover, prospective candidates of this department are now also being offered a new degree in Near Eastern Studies. Courses in the respective languages and civilizations are offered in both degree programmes, with the main emphasis on the former. The language courses purport to bring students into direct contact with the languages concerned via training in grammar, general philology, and literary works in the original version. On the other hand, the civilization courses are aimed at providing the students with an overview of various cultural aspects - such as archaeology, history, religion, and literature - of Semitic and other Near Eastern societies. Students are expected to boost the courses on civilization with a good amount of personal background reading. Arabic.

33. Angel City Books: Reference, Arabic, Near Eastern literature, Medieval and Renaissance literature, near eastern literature,South Asian Your Search Reference, arabic, near eastern 2 found. http://www.angelcitybooks.com/cgi-bin/acb455/scan/fi=products/st=sql/co=yes/tf=t

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35. New York University | Bobst Library: Collection Development Policy: Near And Mid MA and Ph.D. in Hebrew and Judaic Studies, MA in near eastern Studies classical and modern arabic literature, and the history of the Middle East. http://library.nyu.edu/collections/policies/neareast.html

HOME COLLECTIONS RESEARCH ASSISTANCE SERVICES ... HELP Sections: Purpose Scope Types of Materials Other Resources ... Index to Policies Near and Middle Eastern Studies Bobst Library, New York University Peter Magierski , Librarian for Near and Middle Eastern Studies I. Purpose Program emphases which affect this collection statement are the Middle East since the rise of Islam, the Ancient Near East, and Biblical Studies. II. Scope Language Materials in modern and classical Arabic, Persian, Ottoman and modern Turkish, and Biblical and modern Hebrew are collected most heavily. Egyptian, Akkadian, Ugaritic, Assyrian, and Sumerian are acquired actively, but selectively. Coptic, Pushtu, Urdu, other Iranian and Turkic languages are collected very selectively. The Library does not collect materials in Armenian and the languages of the Caucasus. The Library also acquires very comprehensively materials in European languages; in particular English, French, and German, and to a lesser degree in Italian, Spanish, Russian, and other European languages. Geographical Areas Areas collected most intensively include all of North Africa and the Middle East from Morocco through Afghanistan. Materials on or from Central Asia, Muslim Europe, and the diaspora communities are collected more selectively; those on or from Pakistan and Muslim India, sub-Saharan Africa, and East Asia are acquired very selectively.

36. General Catalog - Near Eastern Studies Faculty Classical arabic literature, Hispanoarabic literature, comparative literature Ancient near eastern art, eastern Mediterranean interconnections, http://sis450.berkeley.edu:4500/catalog/gcc_view_faculty?v_dept_cd=NE STUD&v_dep

37. General Catalog - Near Eastern Studies Courses It will examine the arabic literature Spain borrowed, and show how, from Spain,individual tales near eastern Studies. (15) (F,SP). 290B. arabic. (1-5) http://sis450.berkeley.edu:4500/catalog/gcc_list_crse_req?p_dept_name=Near Easte

38. Near Eastern Languages modern Hebrew literature) and academic works published in Israel on NearEastern subjects 18.11 Urdu and other South Asian arabic script languages http://www.lib.cam.ac.uk/orientalrightnear.htm

Near Eastern Languages 18.1 The 'Near East' is widely defined and, in this context, extends from Morocco to Mongolia and from Ethiopia to Kazakhstan. The languages covered include Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, Turkish, the range of Iranian and Turkic languages across central Asia, the languages of the Caucasus (principally Georgian and Armenian), Coptic, Amharic, Aramaic, Syriac and the languages of the ancient Near East, as well as Yiddish, Mongolian and Urdu. 18.2 The Library aims to satisfy the present and future research and teaching needs of the University. These needs are primarily in the faculties of Oriental Studies and Divinity but also exist in a range of other departments such as History, International Relations, Archaeology, Law and French (where there is an interest in North Africa). 18.3 Arabic The main focus of research and teaching is on the classical heritage of Arabic literature in its widest sense, on the turath (the traditional religious, historical and literary heritage), together with the classical and modern language, linguistics, and representative modern literature. The Library aims to acquire material extensively in these areas, but much more selectively in other subject areas. 18.4 Hebrew and Yiddish

39. Near Eastern Studies: Textbooks On Near Eastern Studies Ancient Mesopotamian Documents and literature Ancient near eastern Studies arabic Composition in Connection with Reading arabic literature http://www.campusi.com/tbrowse_near_eastern_studies.htm

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40. NELC Department Faculty GENE B. GRAGG, Professor of near eastern Languages and Linguistics TAHERAQUTBUDDIN, Assistant Professor of arabic literature http://humanities.uchicago.edu/depts/nelc/faculty_fs.html

The Department Our Faculty Current Graduate Students Prospective Graduate Students ... Our Alumni Faculty and Academic Staff Directory Alphabetical Order or by Field of Study To view a list of the Ph.D. dissertations for which each faculty member is serving as the adviser, click here Alphabetical List Faculty and staff are listed here in alphabetical order. Or, see the faculty and academic staff listed according to Field of Study A B C ... KAGAN ARIK , Lecturer in Uzbek ORIT BASHKIN , Assistant Professor of Modern Middle Eastern History LANNY D. BELL , Associate Professor of Egyptology, Emeritus ROBERT D. BIGGS , Professor of Assyriology MENACHEM BRINKER , Henry Crown Professor of Modern Hebrew Language and Literature JOHN A. BRINKMAN , Charles H. Swift Distinguished Service Professor of Mesopotamian History, Emeritus RICHARD L. CHAMBERS , Associate Professor of Turkish History and Language, Emeritus MIGUEL CIVIL , Professor of Sumerology, Emeritus STUART CREASON , Lecturer in Aramaic ROBERT DANKOFF , Professor of Turkish FRED M. DONNER

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