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Hamori, Andras, 1940-

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Personal name headingHamori, Andras, 1940-
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LocatedPrinceton (N.J.)
Addresshamori@princeton.edu
Birth date1940
Place of birthBudapest (Hungary)
Field of activityPersian language Arabic prose literature Arabic poetry Arabian nights
AffiliationUniversität Wien
Princeton University. Department of Near Eastern Studies
Harvard University
Profession or occupationFaculty member, College or University
Found inHis The composition of Mutanabbī's panegyrics to Sayf al-Dawla, 1991: CIP t.p. (Andras Hamori)
LC data base, 11-19-90 (hdg.: Hamori, Andras, 1940- )
Hamori, Andras. On the art of medieval Arabic literature, 1974: title page (Andras Hamori)
Email to author, October 29, 2018 (Hamori Andras born in 1932 is his (non-biological) brother. His biological father and his adoptive father's wife both perished in the war years. He was adopted in 1947 or 1948 into a family who had a son by the same name.)
Princeton University website, viewed October 29, 2018 Office of the Dean of the Faculty (András Peter Hámori; the Cleveland E. Dodge Professor of Near Eastern Studies, joined the Princeton faculty forty-six years ago. He was born and raised in Budapest and began the study of Arabic and Persian at the University of Vienna in 1958. After moving to the United States, he received his A.B. and Ph.D. degrees from Princeton and Harvard University, respectively. He is considered one of the deans of the field of classical Arabic literature.)
   <https://dof.princeton.edu/about/clerk-faculty/emeritus/andr%C3%A1s-peter-h%C3%A1mori>
Princeton University website, viewed October 29, 2018 Department of Near Eastern Studies (Andras Hamori, Cleveland E. Dodge Professor of Near Eastern Studies, Emeritus; Email Address: hamori@princeton.edu. Since 1967 he has been teaching at Princeton. Most of his publications have had to do with pre-modern Arabic poetry and prose, especially narrative in the 1001 Nights.)
   <https://nes.princeton.edu/people/andras-hamori>