Jonathan Fine (Unterscheidung)
"Jonathan Fine" bezeichnet mindestens 2 verschiedene Autoren, unterteilt nach ihren Werken.
Autorenunterscheidung
Jonathan Fine (1)
Staub & Seide. Steppen - und Seidenstraßen — Vorwort — 2 Exemplare
Jahresbericht 2022 Weltmuseum Wien — Vorwort — 2 Exemplare
책거리 Chaekgeori. Our shelves 우리 책꽂이 Ourselves 우리 자신 — Vorwort — 2 Exemplare
Jahresbericht 2020/21 Weltmuseum Wien — Vorwort — 2 Exemplare
PROSA für Welt. Literarische Texte für Alle 2 — Message of Greeting — 1 Exemplar
"Kolonialismus prägt unsere Welt" — Interviewee — 1 Exemplar
Multiperspektivische Sammelpraxis im Museum. Das Erzählprojekt Sharing Stories. Dinge Sprechen — Vorwort — 1 Exemplar
Friends! 14. Newsletter der Weltmuseum Wien Friends. Herbst 2021 — Mitwirkender — 1 Exemplar
Staub & Seide. Steppen- und Seidestraßen [Presseinformation] — Mitwirkender — 1 Exemplar
Humboldt Forum - Ethnologisches Museum, Museum für Asiatische Kunst. Band 1. — Mitwirkender — 1 Exemplar
Friends! 15. Newsletter der Weltmuseum Wien Friends. Herbst 2022 — Mitwirkender — 1 Exemplar
George Nuku. Oceans. Collections. Reflections — Editor and Preface — 1 Exemplar
Science Fiction(s) — Herausgeber — 1 Exemplar
Recommendations of the Advisory Committee for Guidelines for Collections in Austrian Federal Museums from Colonial… — Advisory Committee Chairman — 1 Exemplar
welt museum news. Wege in die Zukunft — Editorial — 1 Exemplar
welt museum news. Natur und Kultur im Wandel — Editorial — 1 Exemplar
Jonathan Fine (unbekannt)
Political Violence in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam: From Holy War to Modern Terror (2015) 5 Exemplare
The Middle East as a Confrontation Zone 2 Exemplare
Mario Ratz Rahok (Mario Runs Far) 1 Exemplar
הבוסמן 1 Exemplar
Wissenswertes
- Hinweis zur Identitätsklärung
- 1) Jonathan Fine (1969- ), an American, is a lawyer and art historian. He was chief curator at the Ethnologisches Museums in Berlin and since July 2021 Director of the Weltmuseum Wien in Vienna. He has been appointed to head the Kunsthistorisches Museum as of January 1, 2025.
2) Jonathan Fine (1958-2015) was an Israeli linguist. He was born in Canada and was a professor at Bar-Ilan University, Israel.