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Charles R. Bawden (1924–2016) zum Gedenken

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Walravens, Hartmut·2017·Monumenta Serica
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Charles Bawden (1924–2016) in memoriamCharles Bawden was one of the outstanding Mongolists of his generation and the only representative of this discipline in Great Britain where he taught at the U...

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      Bawden published a history of Mongolia.

      “a history of Mongolia”
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      The correspondence of the Orthodox theologian W.A. Unkrig with the British and Foreign Bible Society was first summarized by Bawden and then fully transcribed in a three-volume Unkrig edition.

      “Die aufschlussreiche Korrespondenz des orthodoxen Theologen W.A. Unkrig mit der British and Foreign Bible Society wurde zuerst von Bawden resümiert und dann in extenso in einer dreibändigen Unkrig-Ausgabe vollständig transkribiert.”
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      Bawden's special research area was the investigation of the British Protestant mission among the Kalmyks and Buryats.

      “Als besonderes Forschungsgebiet ist die Untersuchung der britischen protestantischen Mission bei den Kalmüken und Burjaten zu nennen”
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      Bawden was among the small number of specialists on Christian missionary history among the Mongols.

      “one of the very few experts on the history of Christian missions to the Mongols”
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      Bawden taught at the University of London.

      “where he taught at the University of London”
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      A multi-year search brought these tracts to light.

      “Eine mehrjährige Suche brachte sie schließlich an den Tag”
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      Bawden's father worked as an elementary school teacher in Weymouth.

      “wo sein Vater als Grundschullehrer tätig war”
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      Bawden described the only volume of the Manchu Kanjur outside China, held in the Wellcome Library in London.

      “die Beschreibung des einzigen Bandes des mandschurischen Kanjur außerhalb Chinas, nämlich in der Wellcome Library in London”
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      Charles Roskelly Bawden died on 11 August 2016.

      “Am 11.August 2016 ist Charles Roskelly Bawden, einer der profiliertesten Mongolisten seiner Generation gestorben.”
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      Bawden was born on 22 April 1924 in Weymouth (Dorset).

      “Charles Bawden wurde am 22. April 1924 in Weymouth (Dorset), einem beliebten Erholungsort an der englischen Südküste, geboren”
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      Bawden published a Mongol-English dictionary.

      “He published a Mongol-English dictionary”
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      Bawden was the only representative of Mongolian studies in Great Britain.

      “the only representative of this discipline in Great Britain”
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      Bawden dedicated the monograph Shamans, Lamas and Evangelicals to this research area, besides individual articles.

      “denen Bawden neben Einzelbeiträgen die Monographie Shamans, Lamas and Evangelicals gewidmet hat”
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      Bawden subsequently described further library holdings and treated a series of texts on superstition and folk religion.

      “In der Folge hat er weitere Bibliotheksbestände beschrieben sowie eine Reihe von Texten zum Thema Aberglauben und Volksreligion behandelt.”
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      Bawden visited Mongolia on three trips.

      “besuchte die Mongolei auf drei Reisen”
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      Findingreasoning

      Mongolian studies in London at that time attracted little interest.

      “Die Mongolistik war damals in London ein Fach, das nicht viel Interesse fand”
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      Bawden taught until his retirement at the School of Oriental and African Studies in London.

      “er lehrte bis zu seiner Emeritierung an der School of Oriental and African Studies in London”
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      In history, Bawden worked further on Mongolian chronicles, especially the modern history of Mongolia.

      “Im Bereich Geschichte ist die weitere Beschäftigung mit mongolischen Chroniken zu erwähnen, vor allem aber auch die neuzeitliche Geschichte der Mongolei (The Modern History of Mongolia).”
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      Findingnone given

      That volume has since been published as a CD-ROM, before the Beijing reprint of the complete work.

      “die inzwischen als CD-ROM (noch vor dem Pekinger Neudruck des Gesamtwerkes) veröffentlicht wurde”
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      Bawden translated Mongol epics and chronicles.

      “translated Mongol epics and chronicles”
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      Charles Bawden was persuaded to edit these incunabula of the Buryat mission.

      “es gelang, Charles Bawden zur Bearbeitung dieser Inkunabeln der Burjatenmission zu überreden”
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      When the editor wanted to express satisfaction in the preface that he could win the only expert for this special field for the project, Bawden found it too effusive and asked to eliminate the sentence.

      “Als der Herausgeber im Vorwort seine Befriedigung darüber ausdrücken wollte, daß er den einzigen Fachmann für dieses Sondergebiet für dieses Projekt gewinnen konnte, war das dem Gelehrten schon zu überschwenglich und er bat darum diesen Satz zu eliminieren”
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      As a hobby, the Bawden couple devoted themselves in the last phase of life to Staffordshire porcelain, which also had a Chinoiserie decor.

      “Als Liebhaberei, der sich das Ehepaar Bawden im letzten Lebensabschnitt gewidmet hat, sei noch das Staffordshire-Porzellan erwähnt, bei dem es auch einen Chinoiserie-Dekor gab.”
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      Bawden handed over his library in March 2001 to the Ancient India and Iran Trust, University of Cambridge.

      “Bawden übergab seine Bibliothek im März 2001 dem Ancient India and Iran Trust, University of Cambridge.”
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      Bawden's interest in bibliography and text description, aimed at creating a firm basis for Mongolian studies, was awakened by his joint work with Walther Heissig on the Copenhagen collection assembled by Kaare Grønbech.

      “Das Interesse an der Bibliographie, an der Beschreibung von Texten zur Schaffung einer festen Basis für die Mongolistik, wurde sicherlich durch Bawdens gemeinsame Arbeit mit Walther Heissig an der von Kaare Grønbech zusammengetragenen Kopenhagener Sammlung geweckt.”
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      Bawden's acquaintance with K. Grønbech and W. Heissig was formative for him.

      “Seine prägende Bekanntschaft mit K. Grønbech und W. Heissig beschrieb Bawden wie folgt”
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      Interpretationreasoning

      Bawden was a lone fighter in the development of Mongolian studies in Great Britain.

      “Über die Entwicklung der Mongolistik in Großbritannien und seine Stellung als Einzelkämpfer bemerkte Bawden”
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      The same article is listed with the same year, volume, and pages, but one entry names the Journal of Turkish Studies and the other names the Journal of Turcology.

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