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Graeco-Arabic translation movement: a standalone construct

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History of science

the eighth to tenth century translation of Greek scientific and philosophical works into Arabic in Baghdad, which Gutas explains by Abbasid social needs.

In history of science, Graeco-Arabic translation movement refers to the eighth to tenth century translation of Greek scientific and philosophical works into Arabic in Baghdad, which Gutas explains by Abbasid social needs. This meaning comes from Gutas (1998) in Greek thought, Arabic culture.[1]

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Gutas, D. (1998). Greek thought, Arabic culture. Routledge. ISBN 9780203017432

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