Bibliography 2: #BIB36561

Key	BIB36561
Reference type	Book Section
Title	Materialy po babizmu i religii bakhai iz arkhiva baron V. R. Rozena v Sankt-Peterburgskom filiale Arkhiva RAN
Book title	Millerovskie chteniia 2018 : preemstvennost' i traditsieiv sokhranenii i izucheniidokumental'nogo akademicheskogo naslediia : materialy II Mezhdunarodnoĭ Nauchnoĭ Konferentsii 24-26 maia 2018 g., Sankt-Peterburg = Müller's Conference 2018 : Continuity and Traditions in Preserving and Studying Documentary Academic Heritage : Materials of the II International Scientific Conference May 24–26, 2018, St. Petersburg
Series title	Ad Fontes : Materialy i issledovaniia po istorii nauki = Materials and Studies on the History of Science
Author	Ioannesian, IU. A.
Editor	Tunkina, I. V.
Year	2018
Publisher	Renome
Place published	Sankt-Peterburg
Abstract	The second half of the 19th century was characterized by an all-increasing interest in the Babi and Baha’i Faiths in Europe. Diplomats, orientalists etc. were making contributions in every conceivable way to the study of this phenomenon — the emerging of a new religion. The latter contradicted the common view that the appearance of new religions was only possible in ancient times because it was thought to be characteristic of the early forms of human society. Among the European scholars who made an exceptionally valuable contribution to Baha’i and Babi studies, including original texts' publication, were Russian orientalists Baron V.R. Rosen, A.G. Tumanskiy and British orientalist E.G. Browne. Rosen left to posterity a vast collection of unpublished materials, which, among other purposes, are of extreme value for the study of the Babi and Baha’i Faiths, as well as for the research on Babi and Baha’i studies in Europe, especially for those interested in a historical perspective. These materials are preserved in the Archive of the Russian Academy of Sciences in St. Petersburg, Russia. They comprise Rosen’s correspondence with A.G. Tumanskiy, E.G. Browne (the larger part of the collection), G.D. Batyushkov, academician S.F. Oldenburg, V.I. Ignatyev, S. Vuarot, and I. Kheiralla.
Research notes	Attachment is title page and contents only.
Language	Russian
Keywords	MANUSCRIPTS; SAINT PETERSBURG; RUSSIA
Pages	555–561
Series volume	14
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