Hans Stumme

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Hans Stumme (born November 3, 1864 in Mittweida ; died December 20, 1936 in Dresden ) was a German orientalist and linguist known for his research on Semitic and other Afro-Asian languages .

He studied at the universities of Tübingen , Halle , Leipzig and Strasbourg . In the years 1889 to 1892 he made extensive trips to Eastern Europe , North Africa , Australia and America . He completed his habilitation in 1895. During his studies in Leipzig , Ludolf Krehl , Albert Socin and Friedrich Delitzsch were his teachers. In 1900 he became associate professor for oriental philology in Leipzig, where he was appointed in 1909Honorary Professor of New Arabic and Hamitic Languages ​​has been appointed.

He taught Arabic literature and dialects of the Maghreb, and also gave lectures on Persian , Turkish , Maltese , Ge'ez , Hausa and Berber languages . He was editor of the magazine of the German Oriental Society .

He was a member of the German Oriental Society , the Saxon Academy of Sciences , the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland and the Società Asiatica Italiana.

Publications (selection)

  • Fairy tale der Schlu von Tázerwalt , 1891 (transliteration and translation)
  • Tunisian fairy tales and poems: a collection of prosaic and poetic pieces in the Arabic dialects of the city of Tunis; together with introduction and translation , 1893 digitized version
  • Tripolitan-Tunisian Bedouin songs , 1894 digitized
  • Chants des Bédouins de Tripoli et de la Tunisie , 1894 (Chants of the Bedouins of Tripoli and Tunisia) Digitized
  • Tunisian Arabic grammar and glossary , 1896
  • Fairy tales and poems from the city of Tripoli in North Africa , 1898
  • Handbook of Shilah by Tazerwalt. Grammar, Reading, Conversations, Glossary , 1899
  • Fairy tale of the Berbers of Tamazratt in southern Tunisia , 1900
  • Arabic, Persian and Turkish in the basics of phonetics and forms , 1902
  • Maltese fairy tales, poems and riddles in German translation , 1904 digitized
  • Maltese Studies; a collection of prosaic and poetic texts in Maltese with explanations . Leipzig: Hinrichs 1904 (Leipzig Semitic Studies. Volume I, Issue 4)
  • Turkish script; an exercise book for learning to write Turkish , 1916
  • Published by: Albert Socin: Diwan from Central Arabia . Collected, translated and explained by A. Socin. Published by Hans Stumme. (Treatises of the Royal Saxon Society of Science, Phil.-Hist. Cl. XIX, 1-3). Olms, Georg, 2004 ISBN 3-487-12627-3

Remarks

  1. ^ Members of the SAW: Hans Stumme. Saxon Academy of Sciences, accessed December 6, 2016 .
  2. ↑ See also List of Asian Societies .

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personal data
SURNAME Mute, Hans
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German orientalist and linguist
DATE OF BIRTH November 3, 1864
PLACE OF BIRTH Mittweida
DATE OF DEATH December 20, 1936
Place of death Dresden