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Deborah Tor

Associate Professor Professor

University of Notre Dame

Affiliations

College of Arts and Letters

History

Deborah Tor is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Letters Associate Professor Professor at University of Notre Dame.

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University of Notre Dame

Associate Professor Professor

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history islamic thought religious studies religion islamic studies political science east asian studies archaeology cultural history political history orientalism historiography middle eastern studies intellectual history eurasian geography african studies interdisciplinary history historical archaeology historical evidence persianate world medieval central asia iranian tradition islamic civilisation iranian kingly ideals persianate furstenspiegel twelfth century abbasid caliphate political revival seljuq period religious history eastern seljuq lands persian letters historical source early twelfth century great seljuq sultanate middle east humanities international history oral history medieval middle east global history history of science archival research central asia public scholarship

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Injustice, Corruption, and Partisanship in the Eastern Seljuq Lands of the Early Twelfth Century: Al-GhazāLī’S Persian Letters to Viziers as a Historical Source. Der Islam (2024)

D. G. Tor

historyhistorical sourcepolitical historyeastern seljuq landshistorical evidenceearly twelfth centurypersian letters

Purity of Faith, Madhhab Partisanship, and Legitimising Ideology in the Great Seljuq Sultanate. Islamic Law and Society (2024)

D.G. Tor

islamic studiesislamic thoughtreligious studiesreligiongreat seljuq sultanate

The Parting of Ways Between ʿAlid ShiʿIsm and Abbasid ShiʿIsm: An Analysis of the Missives Between the Caliph Al-ManṣūR and MuḥAmmad Al-Nafs Al-Zakiyya. Journal of Abbasid Studies (2019)

D.G. Tor

caliph al-mansurislamic studiesislamic thoughtreligious studiesmuhammad al-nafs al-zakiyya

Crone, Patricia (1945–2015). The Encyclopedia of Ancient History (2018)

D. G. Tor

historycivilizationsinterdisciplinary historyclassicsarchaeologyhistorical archaeologycultural history

The Eclipse of KhurāSāN in the Twelfth Century. Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies (2018)

D.G. Tor

historytwelfth centuryeast asian studiesorientalismafrican studiescultural history

Political Revival of the Abbasid Caliphate: Al-Muqtafī and the Seljuqs. Journal of the American Oriental Society (2017)

D. G. Tor

historypolitical scienceislamic thoughtpolitical historypolitical revivalorientalismabbasid caliphate

Rayy and the Religious History of the SeljūQ Period. Der Islam (2016)

D. G. Tor

islamic studiesreligious historyislamic thoughtreligious studiesreligionseljuq period

Medieval Central Asia and the Persianate World: Iranian Tradition and Islamic Civilisation. (2015)

A. C. S. PeacockD. G. Tor

historypersianate worldiranian traditionmedieval central asiahistoriographyeurasian geographyarchaeologyislamic civilisation

The Islamisation of Iranian Kingly Ideals in the Persianate Fürstenspiegel. Iran (2011)

D.G. Tor

political scienceislamic thoughtiranian kingly idealseast asian studiesintellectual historypersianate furstenspiegelmiddle eastern studiesreligion

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Deborah Tor

Associate Professor Professor

University of Notre Dame

Affiliations

College of Arts and Letters

History

Deborah Tor is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Letters Associate Professor Professor at University of Notre Dame.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Deborah Tor

University of Notre Dame

Associate Professor Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Injustice, Corruption, and Partisanship in the Eastern Seljuq Lands of the Early Twelfth Century: Al-GhazāLī’S Persian Letters to Viziers as a Historical Source. Der Islam (2024)

D. G. Tor

historyhistorical sourcepolitical historyeastern seljuq landshistorical evidenceearly twelfth centurypersian letters

Purity of Faith, Madhhab Partisanship, and Legitimising Ideology in the Great Seljuq Sultanate. Islamic Law and Society (2024)

D.G. Tor

islamic studiesislamic thoughtreligious studiesreligiongreat seljuq sultanate

The Parting of Ways Between ʿAlid ShiʿIsm and Abbasid ShiʿIsm: An Analysis of the Missives Between the Caliph Al-ManṣūR and MuḥAmmad Al-Nafs Al-Zakiyya. Journal of Abbasid Studies (2019)

D.G. Tor

caliph al-mansurislamic studiesislamic thoughtreligious studiesmuhammad al-nafs al-zakiyya

Crone, Patricia (1945–2015). The Encyclopedia of Ancient History (2018)

D. G. Tor

historycivilizationsinterdisciplinary historyclassicsarchaeologyhistorical archaeologycultural history

The Eclipse of KhurāSāN in the Twelfth Century. Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies (2018)

D.G. Tor

historytwelfth centuryeast asian studiesorientalismafrican studiescultural history

Political Revival of the Abbasid Caliphate: Al-Muqtafī and the Seljuqs. Journal of the American Oriental Society (2017)

D. G. Tor

historypolitical scienceislamic thoughtpolitical historypolitical revivalorientalismabbasid caliphate

Rayy and the Religious History of the SeljūQ Period. Der Islam (2016)

D. G. Tor

islamic studiesreligious historyislamic thoughtreligious studiesreligionseljuq period

Medieval Central Asia and the Persianate World: Iranian Tradition and Islamic Civilisation. (2015)

A. C. S. PeacockD. G. Tor

historypersianate worldiranian traditionmedieval central asiahistoriographyeurasian geographyarchaeologyislamic civilisation

The Islamisation of Iranian Kingly Ideals in the Persianate Fürstenspiegel. Iran (2011)

D.G. Tor

political scienceislamic thoughtiranian kingly idealseast asian studiesintellectual historypersianate furstenspiegelmiddle eastern studiesreligion

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