Michael Winter, 1934-2020.
His works reveal him to be a meticulous and sensitive social historian who carefully examined the 1 Michael Winter, Society and Religion in Early Ottoman Egypt: Studies in the Writings of Abd alWahhab al-Sha rani (New Brunswick, 1982). Winter was highly prolific in a variety of fields but concentrat...
| Publicado en: | Mamluk Studies Review Vol. 23; pp. 23 - 33 |
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University of Chicago, Middle East Documentation Center
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