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Harald Haarmann, Die Madonna und ihre griechischen Töchter. Rekonstruktion einer kulturhistorischen Genealogie
No full textPirenne-Delforge Vinciane. Harald Haarmann, Die Madonna und ihre griechischen Töchter. Rekonstruktion einer kulturhistorischen Genealogie. In: L'antiquité classique, Tome 68, 1999. pp. 457-458
Multidisciplinary research of old cultures in the work of Harald Haarmann
No full textEarly civilizations, cultural continuity, stylistic characterizations and structural elements of language, as well as ecological culture, are basic themes in the multidisciplinary work of the German researcher Harald Haarmann. The phenomenon of Old European inspiration in 20th century sculpture is of special importance for the field of cultural heritage protection. This paper presents the result of studying Harman's research methodology
Ligurisch (Ausgestorbene Sprache)
No full textLemma relativo all'antico ligure, di cui sussitono scarse ma significative testimonianze in alcune glosse greche e latine, oltre ad alcuni elementi topononomastici
Varna, the prehistoric trade center in the studies of Harald Haarmann. Some critical notes
No full textThe name Varna occupies a key place in world ancient history. Everyone has heard about the gold of the phenomenal Varna I necropolis. This is the reason for our interest in the two books published in recent years by the famous German archaeolinguist Harald Haarmann: "The Mystery of the Danube Civilization" (2015) and "In the Footsteps of Indo-Europeans" (2020).The author defines Varna as one of the oldest, permanently inhabited places in Europe. He connects it with the earliest gold and the earliest processing of grapes for wine. He examines the social development of the local society and proclaims the emergence of the upper class and hierarchical structure of the society. For him, the Varna I necropolis testifies to the earliest elitist model, in contrast to other egalitarian Balkan Chalcolithic cultures.These are generally the positives, but along with them, there are many negatives. It turns out that H. Haarmann does not know or does not use terms such as "Varna culture" and "necropolis", but speaks of Varna as of a city and trade center, and of the Varna necropolis as a "field with graves", which is absolutely incorrect. As for the thesis about the "elite cavalry detachments of steppe nomads, bearers of the Kurgan culture, who had conquered Varna peacefully", it reveals a weak knowledge of the facts and is close to absurd.In this sense, the article gives positive assessments of a number of the views of the great archaeolinguist referred to the Chalcolithic center near Varna. At the same time, it does not spare him some critical remarks. Moreover, his books are aimed at the mass reader with a promotional focus. This is what makes some mistakes unwanted and dangerous, which can create a misconception and mislead the reader
Zum Ursprung der chinesischen Zahlzeichen
No full textIm Zusammenhang mit der Frage nach den möglichen Ursprüngen der Zahlzeichen im Chinesischen begegnet man in Darstellungen zur Geschichte der Schrift zahlreichen mehr oder weniger wahrscheinlichen Deutungen. In seiner Universalgeschichte der Schrift leitet Harald Haarmann den Ursprung der chinesischen Zahlzeichen "aus Positionen des Fingerzählens" ab. ((Vgl. Harald Haarmann: Universalgeschichte der Schrift (Frankfurt/New York, 2., durchges. Aufl. 1991) 143 (Abb. 68: "Die chinesischen Zahlzeich..
Das Rätsel der Donauzivilisation
No full textHarald Haarmann: "Das Rätsel der Donauzivilisation", C. H. Beck, München 2011, 256 Seiten http://www.dradio.de/dkultur/sendungen/kritik/1537420 http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harald_Haarman
Harald Haarmann Grundzüge der Sprachtypologie. Harald Haarmann Soziologie und Politik der Sprachen Europas. Harald Haarmann Aspekte der Arealtypologie
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