Cultura i educació musulmanes als Països Catalans a l'Alta i Baixa Edat Mitjana.
Ballestín Navarro, Xavier, 1963-;
Cultura i educació musulmanes als Països Catalans a l'Alta i Baixa Edat Mitjana.
This paper is an appraisal of the main trends of islamic culture and education from the Ninth to the Thirteenth Century in al-Andalus. The study is focused in the eastern lands of Iberian Peninsula, where andalusian culture and history had deserved a great deal of scholarly and archaeological attention of the first rank.
Spain
- University of Barcelona Spain
Cultura, Catalan Countries, Països Catalans, Muslims, Early Middle Ages, Culture, Late Middle Ages, Education, Alta edat mitjana, Baixa edat mitjana, Musulmans, Educació
Cultura, Catalan Countries, Països Catalans, Muslims, Early Middle Ages, Culture, Late Middle Ages, Education, Alta edat mitjana, Baixa edat mitjana, Musulmans, Educació
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