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              Bibliographies 
 See also: Alexander Bainbridge's Caucasus
              bibliography (batsav.com)
 
  Lectures sur le Caucase en français et en
                anglais (liste partielle) Aharonian, Avétis. 1913 (1980). Les anciennes
                croyances arméniennes. Parenthèses, 1980 [thèse].Annual of the Society for the Study of the Caucasus
            (histoire, culture)Akiner, Shirin (1986) Islamic peoples of the Soviet
                Union. London: KPI.
 Allen, W. E. D. A history of the Georgian people.
              London: Kegan Paul, 1932.
 Altstadt, Audrey L. (1992) The Azerbaijani Turks:
                Power and Identity under Russian Rule. Stanford:
              Hoover Institution Press.
 Bennigsen, Alexandre and S.E. Wimbush (1986) Muslims
                of the Soviet Empire. A Guide. Bloomington: Indiana
              U Press.
 Bennigsen, Alexandre (1967) “The problem of bilingualism
              and assimilation in the North Caucasus.” Central
                Asian Review, vol. XV, no. 3, pp. 205- 211.
 Bennigsen, Alexandre et Chantal Lemercier-Quelquejay.
              1986. Le soufi et le commissaire. Les confréries
                musulmanes en URSS. Paris: Seuil.
 Bennigsen, Alexandre and Chantal Lemercier-Quelquejay
              (1964) Islam in the Soviet Union, Geoffrey
              Wheeler, trans. London: Pall Mall Publishers.
 Benet, Sula. 1974. Abkhasians: the long-living people
                of the Caucasus. NY: Holt, Rinehart.
 Blanch, Lesley. The sabres of paradise. (tr.
              fr. Les sabres du Paradis.) [DK 511 D2 B5312]
 Broxup, Marie Bennigsen, éd. 1992. The North Caucasus
                barrier. The Russian advance toward the Muslim world. NY:
              St. Martin’s Press.
 Burney, Charles and Lang, D. M. 1972. The peoples of
                the hills: Ancient Ararat and Caucasus. London:
              Weidenfeld and Nicholson.
 Byhan, Arthur. 1936. La civilisation caucasienne. 
              Paris: Payot.
 Charachidzé, G. 1960. Travail et mort dans la montagne
              géorgienne. L’Ethnographie 54: 45-62.
 Charachidzé, Georges. 1968. Le système religieux de
                la Géorgie païenne: analyse structurale d’une
                civilisation. Paris: Maspero.
 Charachidzé, Georges. 1971. Introduction à l’étude de
                la féodalité géorgienne: le Code de Georges le Brillant.
              Paris: Librairie Droz.
 Charachidzé, Georges. 1979. L’aigle en clé d’eau: un
              exemple d’inversion conservante. La fonction
                symbolique. Michel Izard & Pierre Smith, eds.
              Paris: Gallimard, pp 83-104. [English translation in Between
                belief and transgression: Structuralist essays in
                religion, history and myth].
 Charachidzé, G. 1981. “Géorgie. La religion et les mythes
              des Géorgiens de la montagne.” Dictionnaire des
                mythologies et des religions des sociétés
                traditionnelles et du monde antique. (ed. Yves
              Bonnefoy). Vol 1, pp 451-459. [Paris: Flammarion].
 Charachidzé, G. 1981. “Arménie. La religion et les
              mythes.” Dictionnaire des mythologies et des
                religions des sociétés traditionnelles et du monde
                antique. (ed. Yves Bonnefoy). Vol 1, pp 67-69.
              [Paris: Flammarion].
 Charachidzé, G.. 1981. “Caucase du Nord.” Dictionnaire
                des mythologies et des religions des so-ciétés
                traditionnelles et du monde antique. (ed. Y.
              Bonnefoy). Vol 1, pp 129-132. [Flammarion].
 Charachidzé, G. 1981. “Les Ossètes.” Dictionnaire des
                mythologies et des religions des sociétés
                traditionnelles et du monde antique. (ed. Y.
              Bonnefoy). Vol 2, pp 215-218. [Paris: Flammarion].
 Charachidzé, G. 1986. Prométhée ou le Caucase. 
              Paris: Flammarion.
 Charachidzé, G. 1987. La mémoire indo-européenne du
                Caucase.  Paris: Hachette.
 Chenciner, Robert. 1997. Daghestan: Tradition and
                Survival. Londres: St. Martin’s Press. (McGill
              DK511 D2C48 1997)
 Chenciner, Robert. 1999. Madder Red. Londres:
              St. Martin’s Press.
 Colarusso, John. 1984. “Parallels between the Circassian
              Nart sagas, the Rg Veda and Germanic mythology”
              in South Asian horizons, I: Culture and philosophy
              (V. S. Pendakar, ed.) [Ottawa: Canadian Asian Studies
              Association]; pp 1-28.
 Colarusso, John. 1985. “Affinities of the Northwest
              Caucasian Nart sagas” [paper presented at the second
              Conference on the Cultures of the Caucasus, Univ. of
              Chicago, May 1985]
 Colarusso, John. 1987. “Some interesting women of the
              Circassian Nart sagas: Lady Tree and Amazon, the Forest
              Mother” [paper presented at the third Conference on the
              Cultures of the Caucasus, Univ. of Chicago, May 1987]
 Colarusso, John (1984) Epic, North Caucasian: the Narts. The
                Modern Encyclopedia of Russian and Soviet Literatures, Harry
              B. Weber (ed.), vol. 7, pp. 1-14. Gulf Breeze, Florida:
              Academic International Press.
 Colarusso, John (1991) Circassian Repatriation. The
                World & I, November, vol. 11: 656-669.
 Dragadze, Tamara. 1988. Rural Families in Soviet
                Georgia. Routledge, London.
 Dumézil, G. 1930. Legendes sur les Nartes.
              Paris: Champion.
 Dumézil, Georges (1965) Le livre des héros: légendes
                ossètes sur les Nartes. Paris: Gallimard.
 Dumézil, Georges (1978) Romans de Scythie et
                d’alentour. Paris: Payot.
 Geiger, Bernhard, et al. (1959) Peoples and Languages
                of the Caucasus. The Hague: Mouton.
 Golden, Peter (1983) “The Turkic Peoples and Caucasia,” in
              Ronald Grigor Suny (editor) Transcaucasia:
                Nationalism and Social Change. Ann Arbor: Michigan
              Slavic Publications.
 Grigolia, Alexander (1939) Custom and Justice in the
                Caucasus: The Georgian Highlanders. Dissertation,
              U. of Pennsylvania [2ème impression, AMS Press, New York
              (1980)].
 Holisky, D. A. “The rules of the supra  or how
              to drink in Georgian” Annual of the Society for the
                Study of the Caucasus #1, 1989.
 Henze, Paul B. (1990) The North Caucasus: Russia’s
                Long Struggle to Subdue the Circassians. Santa
              Monica, California: The Rand Corporation.
 Hewitt, B. G., ed. 1998. The Abkhazians: A Handbook.
              Londres: St. Martin’s Press. (McGill DK34 A2A25 1999)
 Hoogasian-Villa, Susie and Mary Kilbourne Matossian. 1982.
              Armenian Village Life Before 1914. (Wayne State
              University Press, Detroit)..
 Il Caucaso: Cerniera fra culture dal Mediterraneo alla
                Persia (Secoli IV-XI). Spoleto, 1996. recueil
              d’artciles sur le Caucase médiéval, en français, anglais,
              italien, allemand.
 Keun, Odette. 1923. Au pays de la toisin d’or.
              Paris: E. Flammarion. [DK 511 G44 K48]
 Lang, David Marshall (1966) The Georgians. Praeger,
              New York.
 Luzbetak, Louis. 1951. Marriage and the family in
                Caucasia. Vienna: St Gabriel’s Mission Press.
 Minorsky V., and Lang, D. M. (1956) “Laz”. Leiden: New
                Encyclopaedia of Islam.
 Moses, Larry W. (1984) “Chechen-Ingush,” in Richard V.
              Weekes (editor) The Muslim Peoples: a World
                Ethnographic Survey. 2nd ed. Westport, Conn.:
              Greenwood Press.
 Mouradian, Claire. 1990. De Staline à Gorbachev,
                histoire d'un république soviétique: l'Arménie.
              Paris: Éditions Ramsay.
 Nichols, Johanna. 1985. Some parallels in Slavic and
              Northeast Caucasian folklore. [ms. UC Berkeley. Read at
              2nd Cultures of the Caucasus conference — U Chicago]
 Pereira, M. (1971) East of Trebizond. London.
 Rayfield, Donald. 1994. The literature of Georgia: A
                history. Oxford University Press.
 Suny, Ronald G. 1988. The Making of the Georgian
                Nation. Indiana University, Bloomington.
 Suny, Ronald G. 1983. Armenia in the Twentieth
                Century. (Scholars’ Press, Chico, California)
 Tuite, K. 1994.  An anthology of Georgian folk
                poetry. Cranbury, NJ: Fairleigh Dickinson Press.
 Walsh, Harry H. (1984) “Azeris,” in Richard V. Weekes
              (editor) The Muslim Peoples: a World Ethnographic
                Survey. 2nd ed. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press.
 Wixman, Ronald (1984) “Daghestanis.” The Muslim
                Peoples: a World Ethnographic Survey. 2nd ed.,
              edited by Richard V. Weekes. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood
              Press, pp. 212-219.
 Wixman, Ronald (1980) Language Aspects of Ethnic
                Patterns and Processes in the North Caucasus. Chicago:
              University of Chicago Geography Department, Research Paper
              # 191.
 Wixman, Ronald. (1984) “Circassians,” in Richard V. Weekes
              (editor) The Muslim Peoples: a World Ethnographic
                Survey. 2nd ed. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press.
 Wixman, R. (1984) The Peoples of the USSR: An
                Ethnographic Handbook. Armonk.: Sharpe.
 
 Revues:
 Revue des études géorgiennes et caucasiennes
            (linguistique, littérature, culture)
 Georgica (linguistique, archéologie, histoire,
            culture — en allemand)
 
 
 
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