New Publications from Klaus Schwarz Verlag, Berlin

New Publications / Neuerscheinungen

Gábor Hamza
Studies on Legal Relations between the Ottoman Empire/the Republic of Turkey and Hungary, Cyprus, and Macedonia
Selected Essays in Hungarian, English, German, and Turkish
With a foreword by Kinga Hazai, a postface by J. Hóvári, and a devotement by GyörgyHazai
Berlin 2017, Hardcover, 240 pp., 978-3-87997-463-4 € 48,00
Gábor Hamza's studies contribute immeasurably to the understanding of the history of civil law, the different codification processes and its cross-border influence. Comparative legal studies such as his are not only invaluable for fathoming the various ways in which society can exist but also pave the way for future legal experts to one day achieve the long desired co-existence and mutual respect between differencing cultures and religions.
Şuayip Seven

Traditionelle Hadith-Hermeneutik
im Zusammenhang mit modernen Ansätzen der Ankaraner Schule
Islamkundliche Untersuchungen 335
Berlin 2017. Hardcover, 337 S., 978-3-87997-470-2 € 49,80
Şuayip Seven stellt die Gedankenstrukturen zweier Ausrichtungen der traditionellen Hadithwissenschaften, der traditionalistischen und der teleologischen, gegenüber und setzt sie zu modernen Ansätzen der Ankaraner Schule in Beziehung. Er plädiert dafür, in der modernen Hadith-Hermeneutik an diese bis heute wenig beachtete sinn- und zweckorientierierte Gelehrsamkeit in der traditionellen Hadithwissenschaft anzuknüpfen.
Please find here a complete list of our new and forthcoming publications.
Hier finden Sie eine vollständige Liste unserer neuen und in in Vorbereitung befindlichen Publikationen:

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