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Felipe Maíllo Salgado was born on 1954, is an A spanish male novelist. Discover Felipe Maíllo Salgado's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 70 years old?
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Felipe Maíllo Salgado (Born in Monforte de la Sierra, Salamanca in 1944).
Philologist, historian and Spanish Novelist.
Graduated in Spanish Philology and Geography & History by Salamanca University (1978) and in Semitic Philology by University of Granada (1979), earning a doctorate in Spanish Philology at Salamanca University by 1981.
Later he studied Arabic Language and Islamic Law at Cairo University (between 1983 and 1986).
While teaching both at Salamanca University and at National University of Tres de Febrero in Buenos Aires, his research activities are centered in three different fields:
1- The study of Language as an essential tool for historical analysis.
2- The translation of historical sources, as well as other texts from Classical Arabic to Spanish.
Starting in 1990 he entered the fiction field publishing since then five novels with the publishing house Editorial Cálamo (AKA Cálamo de Sumer) in Buenos Aires.
Historical Discourse Analysis (Theoretical Methodological Lesson).
Arabic Expressions in Castillian Spanish during the Late Middle Ages (Historical and Philological Considerations).
Basic Vocabulary of Islamic History.
Zamora and its People in Medieval Arabic Sources.
Salamanca and its People in Arabic Sources (Critical Considerations concerning the Arab Domination, Population and the Frontier).
Vocabulary of Arabic and Islamic History.
Why did Al-Andalus Disappear?.
The Extinction of Al-Andalus.
Dictionary of Islamic Law.
About Arab Historiography.
On the Arab conquest of Hispania.
Imprecisions, mistakes and nonsense.
Dictionary of Arabic and Islamic History.
The Wives of the Prophet.
Through the Orient (Ibn Jubayr’s Rihla).
Study, Translation, Notes and Indexes.
Anonymous Chronicle of the Petty Kings.
Study, Translation and Notes.
The Fall of the Cordoba Caliphate and the Petty Kings (Al-Bayan al-Mugrib II by Ibn Idhari).
Study, Translation, Notes and Indexes.
The book of the Categories of Nations (Tabaqat al-umam by Said Al-Andalusi. Study, Translation, Notes and Indexes).
Spain, Al-Andalus, Sefarad: Synthesis and New Perspectives.
Diego of Guadix, Compilation of some Arabic Names that the Arabs put to some cities and many other things.
Professor of Arabic and Islamic Studies at Salamanca University, accredited as Professor by the Spanish University Council in 2008.
Awarded the "María de Maeztu" prize to research excellence by Salamanca University, in 2010.
He lived in several countries since his early teens: France, USA, Central America and Singapore.
After working as a merchant seaman for many years he returned to Spain around the time of the Spanish transition to democracy.
José Tamayo y Velarde, Memoirs of captivity, Costumes, Rites and Governments of Berberia, As related by a 17th Century Jesuit.
Salustiano Moreta Velayos, ''María de Molina within her own history.
Incestuous marriage'' (Edition, Introduction and genealogical charts by Felipe Maíllo Salgado.
He is the author to the totality or part of the following Catalogues:
