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Katarzyna Javaheri

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Katarzyna Javaheri-Szpak (born 1982 in Kraków)[1] – Polish Iranologist and Afghanologist.

She graduated in Oriental Studies (specialization: Iranian studies) from Jagiellonian University.

She is a co-author (with Michael Javaheri) of the first and only Persian-Polish dictionary in Polish lexicography (original title: "Współczesny słownik persko-polski").[2] The dictionary is considered the foremost achievement in Persian-Polish lexicography.[3]

She is a co-author of "Polish Bibliography of Iranian Studies 1807-2014" (with Mateusz Hudzikowski),[4] author of "Polish Bibliography of Afghan Studies"[5] and a modern textbook for Polish speakers, "Perski nie gryzie" (Persian doesn't bite).[6]

Chosen works

  • Katarzyna Kleiber, (ed.) Katarzyna Javaheri, Irańskie wizerunki ajatollaha Chomeiniego z lat 1979-1988 (Iranian images of Ayatollah Khomeini from 1979 to 1988), Persepolis, Cracow 2009
  • Katarzyna Javaheri, Mateusz Hudzikowski, Polish Bibliography of Iranian Studies 1807-2014, Communications4you, Warsaw, 2015
  • Katarzyna Javaheri-Szpak, Michael Javaheri, Współczesny słownik persko-polski (Contemporary Persian-Polish Dictionary), Persepolis, Cracow, 2016
  • Katarzyna Javaheri-Szpak, Perski nie gryzie (Persian doesn't bite), Edgard, Warsaw 2017

References

  1. Katarzyna Javaheri [ed.], Mała antologia literatury perskiej. Kraków: Persepolis 2006, s. 121. ISBN 83-922408-3-9 Search this book on .
  2. "Współczesny słownik persko-polski". Archived from the original on 2017-02-13. Retrieved 2017-09-23.ISBN 978-83-922408-9-1 Search this book on .
  3. "Leksykografia persko-polska i polsko-perska" (PDF). 2010. p. 163.
  4. "Polish Bibliography of Iranian Studies". 2015. ISBN 978-83-937756-3-7 Search this book on .
  5. "Bibliografia Bibliografii Polskich" (PDF). 2010. p. 36.
  6. "Perski nie gryzie". 2017.ISBN 978-83-7788-797-4 Search this book on .


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