Goldziher’s Abū Rīš / Alexander Fodor [Article]
Niveau de l'ensemble: The Arabist, 21_22 = 1999, p. 167-190Publication : The_Arabist_21_22Résumé : This paper attempts to identify Abū Rīš and reconstruct the story of a ritual Ignaz Goldziher could have heard in connection with his name. The relevant material was collected in Cairo, Rašīd, and Damanhūr mainly in 1994 and 1995. This saint is especially popular as a protector of children, and his rite in Egypt, which seems to be linked to the figure of Bes, appears to be an outcome of a textual continuity in the magical literature of Graeco-Roman and Arabic Egypt..Sujet - Nom commun: Musique Sujet: magie Ressources en ligne :Cliquez ici pour consulter en ligne Type de document :
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I B L A Magasin D | 185 ARA 21_22 | 21_22, 1999 | Lien vers la ressource | Disponible | 185ara21 |
This paper attempts to identify Abū Rīš and reconstruct the story of a ritual Ignaz Goldziher could have heard in connection with his name. The relevant material was collected in Cairo, Rašīd, and Damanhūr mainly in 1994 and 1995. This saint is especially popular as a protector of children, and his rite in Egypt, which seems to be linked to the figure of Bes, appears to be an outcome of a textual continuity in the magical literature of Graeco-Roman and Arabic Egypt.