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Cultural transfers in central Asia : before, during and after the silk road

Shahin Mustafaev, Michel Espagne, Svetlana Gorshenina, Claude Rapin, Amridin Berdimuradov et Frantz Grenet (dir.)

Cultural transfers in central Asia : before, during and after the silk road
Crédits : IICAS

This collection of essays is the result of the International Symposium « Cultural Transfers in Central Asia : before, during and after the Silk Road », held in Samarkand on 12-14 September 2013.

Expanding the original Eurocentric orientation in a broad chronological and interdisciplinary perspective and involving new materials, the participants have attempted to test the methodological approach of the « cultural transfers » and the effectiveness of their basic concepts (ways of travel, guides, translators, innovation, assimilation of « new » assignments, semantic shifts, etc.) in the Central Asian context. In these studies Central Asia includes mainly the post-Soviet space and its Central Asian neighbors like Siberia, Xinjiang, Afghanistan, Iran and Azerbaijan. The purpose of the collection is to determine the significance of the theory of the « cultural transfers » and, if possible, the range of its applications.

 

Actes du colloque international « Cultural Transfers in Central Asia : before, during and after the Silk Road », Samarcande, 12-14 septembre 2013.

 

 

International institute for central asian studies ; laboratoire d’excellence TransferS. Congrès international (2013 ; Samarkand). Cultural Transfers in Central Asia : before, during and after the Silk Road. Dir. S. Mustafaev et al. Paris-Samarkand : IICAS, 2013, 312 p. ISBN 978‑9943‑11‑092‑2

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