Endowment Studies – Interdisciplinary Perspectives

Zachary Chitwood · Tillmann Lohse · Ignacio Sánchez · Annette Schmiedchen

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Medieval Literature and History Libraries, Manuscripts, and Books Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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This article serves as an introduction to the new journalEndowment Studies(ends). Besides laying out the scope and goals of the periodical, it also charts the broader arc of historical scholarship on endowments. More specifically, the development of the research on foundations is summarized in four fields, namely Medieval Studies, Byzantine Studies, Islamic Studies and Indology. Furthermore, a general vocabulary for the core features of foundations is also proposed.

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