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He is continuing his research and develops methods of computational analysis for other genres of premodern Arabic literature, mainly large volume collections that can offer insights into long-term and large-scale developments that took place during the pre-modern period of Islamic history. He is working on two book projects: (1) “The History of Islam”: An Essay in Digital Humanities continues the study of al-Dhahabi’s tremendous collection of biographies, while (2) The Gift to the Knowledgeable , explores cultural production in the Islamic world until the beginning of the 20th century through the study of the Hadiyyat al-‘arifin, a bibliographical collection composed by Isma‘il Basha al-Baghdadi (d. ).

Selected Recent Publications:
For a full list of publications see: www.cronistalascolonias.com.ar

• [accepted for publication] “Toward Abstract Models for Islamic History,” in The Digital Humanities and Islamic & Middle Eastern Studies, ed. Elias Muhanna (Berlin, De Gruyter, forthcoming ) (Download Submitted Version in PDF)
• [] “Toward the Digital History of the pre-Modern Muslim World: developing text-mining techniques for the study of Arabic biographical collections,” in T.L. Andrews, C. Macé (eds.) Analysis of Ancient and Medieval Texts and Manuscripts: Digital Approaches, Lectio 1, Turnhout: Brepols Publishers, , (Download PDF) DOI: /www.cronistalascolonias.com.ar-EB
• [] “Dreaming Ḥanbalites: Dream-Tales in Prosopographical Dictionaries,” in Dreams and Visions in Islamic Societies, edited by Alexander Knysh & Özgen Felek, SUNY Press, , 31–50 (Download PDF)
• [] “The Term Ṣūfī: Spiritualizing Simple Words,” in Pismennyie Pamyatniki Vostoka / Written Monuments of the Orient, issue 5 (), – (Download PDF)[, in Russian]
• “Electronic Databases on Islam in Arabic, Persian and English: a Review,” in Pismennyie Pamyatniki Vostokaslash Written Monuments of the Orient, issue 2(3), , –; in cooperation with Dr. Stanislav M. Prozorov; summary in English (Download PDF)