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040 _aFRAS
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_cFRAS
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_eAFNOR
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_bAl Andalus
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094 _aTH-USA
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100 1 _aBinMayaba, Mustafa
_eDoctorant
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245 1 0 _aArabic and Hebrew poetry of the fallen cities of Islamic Spain
_h[Ressource électronique] :
_btowards a critical classification /
_cMustafa BinMayaba
300 _a1 vol. (296 p.)
504 _aBibliogr. p. 281-296
502 _aDoctor of philosophy : Near Eastern languages and cultures : Indiana University : 2012
520 _aConsiderable critical attention has been devoted to the theme of lamentation in the Arabic and Hebrew poetry concerning the fall of cities and regions of Islamic Spain (al- Andalus/Sefarad, 711-1492 C.E.) to the Christian Reconquista. However, until now no attempt has been made to use contemporary literary theories to classify this extensive and varied body of poetry, which is often subsumed under the broad heading of 'elegies for cities.' Engaging current literary theories, I propose to divide this body of Arabic and Hebrew poetry of al-Andalus into four dominant types: 1) Incitement to Resistance; 2) Supplication for Assistance; 3) Expulsion and Anxiety; and 4) Post-Expulsion and Nostalgia. These categories form the basis, respectively, of the four main chapters of the dissertation.
650 4 _aLITTERATURE ANDALOUSE
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650 4 _aLITTERATURE JUIVE
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650 4 _aPOESIE
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650 4 _aMOYEN AGE
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651 4 _aAL ANDALUS
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856 _uhttp://www.fondation.org.ma/dsp/index/a583213-23
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