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Classical Arabic Literature : A Library of Arabic Literature Anthology /

This anthology presents an assortment of classical Arabic poems and literary prose, from pre-Islamic times until the 18th century, with short introductions to guide non-specialist readers and informative endnotes and bibliography for advanced scholars. Like many pre-modern Arabic anthologies, it aim...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Otros Autores: Gelder, G. J. H. van
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Arabic
Publicado: New York : New York University Press, [2013]
Colección:Book collections on Project MUSE.
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • A Qasidah
  • A Qasidah
  • A Qasidah
  • An Elegy (Marthiyah)
  • Polemics in Verse: An Invective Qasidah
  • Love in the Desert: A Qasidah
  • An Umayyad Ghazal Poem, used as an Abbasid Song Text
  • An 'Udhri Ghazal attributed to Majnun Layla
  • An Umayyad Ghazal
  • A Love Poem
  • Anti-Arab, Pro-Iranian Lampoon (Hija')
  • A Modern (Muhdath) Ghazal Epigram
  • A Ghazal
  • Two wine Poems
  • A Lampooning Epigram (Hija')
  • A Ghazal Poem
  • Three Love Epigrams
  • A Poem of Asceticism (Zuhdiyyah)
  • Ibn al-Rumi: On His Poetry - A Qasidah: A Party at 'Abd al-Malik ibn Salih al-Hashimi's
  • A Panegyric Qasidah
  • A Victory Ode: The Qasidah on Sayf al-Dawlah's Recapture of the Fortress of al-Hadath
  • Nature Poetry: Two Epigrams
  • Strophic Poem: A Muwashshahah
  • An Anonymous Muwashshahah from Spain
  • There Descended to You: A Philosophical Allegory
  • Five Epigrams on Death and Belief
  • Mystical Ghazal: A Poem
  • A Mystical Zajal
  • Two Elegies on the Death of his Concubine
  • A Zajal: An Elegy on the Elephant Marzuq
  • Rajaz
  • Early Rajaz
  • A Few Lines from the Poem of Proverbs
  • A Few Lines from The Thousand-liner
  • Light Verse: A Domestic Disaster"Didactic" Verse: From a Poem on How to Behave in Society
  • Examples of Early Rhymed Prose (Saj')
  • A Pre-Islamic Tale: The Princess on the Myrtle Leaf (Three Versions)
  • How the Queen of Sheba Became Queen
  • Two Stories from Meadows of Gold
  • Lives of The Poets: al-Farazdaq Tells the Story of Imru' al-Qays and the Girls at the Pond
  • Bedouin Romance: The Unhappy Love Story of Qays and Lubna
  • A Parable: The Human Condition, or The Man in the Pit
  • Mirror for Princes (and Others): Passages from Right Conduct
  • Al-Jahiz on Flies and Other Things
  • Essayistic Prose: Al-Tawhidi on the Superiority of the Arabs
  • History as Literature: Al-Amin and al-Ma'mun, the Sons of Harun al-Rashid
  • Moral Tales and Parables: Passages from The Epistles of the Sincere Brethren
  • Prose Narrative: Four Stories
  • The Isfahan Maqamah
  • The Debate of Pen and Sword
  • A Visit to Heaven and Hell
  • Poetics: Ibn Rashiq on the Definition and Structure of Poetry
  • Literary Criticism: From The Secrets of Eloquence
  • Popular Science: Two Chapters from the Encyclopedia of Animals
  • A Section from an Adab Encyclopedia: The Chapter on Stinginess from The Precious and Refined in Every Genre and KindA Fairytale: The Tale of the Forty Girls
  • Erotica: The Young Girl and the Dough Kneader, from The Old Man's Rejuvenation
  • Two Burlesque Stories from Brains Confounded
  • Lyrical Prose: A Visit to the Bath
  • Notes
  • Chronology
  • Glossary of Names and Terms.