Dastūr al-kātib fī taʿyīn al-marātib. Volume 1 / / by Shams Munshi; (Edited by) ʿAlī Akbar Aḥmadī Darānī.

Title Dastūr al-kātib fī taʿyīn al-marātib. Volume 1 / / by Shams Munshi; (Edited by) ʿAlī Akbar Aḥmadī Darānī.
Author Munshī, Shams
Publication Date: 2019
Publication Place Leiden; Boston - BRILL
Type Book
Language eng,fas
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library: University of Bielefeld Library
Record ID 991025813997206442
Date 2019
Notes From the time that the art of writing was invented, people have been sending letters. This is true of the Sumerians who wrote on clay tablets 5.000 years ago, as it is true today in the information age. But not every letter is the same: a letter to a lover, a friend, or a business relation, each requires a different tone. In the case of official correspondence, the need for a standard is even more pressing than in industry or trade. In the medieval Islamic world with its highly developed bureaucracies, there evolved a special type of textbook in the form of manuals for secretaries. These would include general information on the secreterial trade as well as collections of sample letters. This Persian manual by Shams Munshī was completed in 767/1366 and dedicated to Sultan Uways Jalāyirī of Tabriz (d. 776/1374). Wide in scope and well organized, it was superior to anything written before it. 2 vols; volume 1.
Baskı 1st ed.
İlgili kişiler Dārānī, ʿAlī Akbar Aḥmadī
ISBN 9789004407329 9004407324
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Dastūr al-kātib fī taʿyīn al-marātib. Volume 1 / / by Shams Munshi; (Edited by) ʿAlī Akbar Aḥmadī Darānī.

Author Munshī, Shams
Publication Date 2019
Publication Place Leiden; Boston - BRILL
Type Book
Language eng,fas
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library University of Bielefeld Library
Record ID 991025813997206442
Date 2019
Notes From the time that the art of writing was invented, people have been sending letters. This is true of the Sumerians who wrote on clay tablets 5.000 years ago, as it is true today in the information age. But not every letter is the same: a letter to a lover, a friend, or a business relation, each requires a different tone. In the case of official correspondence, the need for a standard is even more pressing than in industry or trade. In the medieval Islamic world with its highly developed bureaucracies, there evolved a special type of textbook in the form of manuals for secretaries. These would include general information on the secreterial trade as well as collections of sample letters. This Persian manual by Shams Munshī was completed in 767/1366 and dedicated to Sultan Uways Jalāyirī of Tabriz (d. 776/1374). Wide in scope and well organized, it was superior to anything written before it. 2 vols; volume 1.
Baskı 1st ed.
İlgili kişiler Dārānī, ʿAlī Akbar Aḥmadī
ISBN 9789004407329 9004407324
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