Rosa Damascena
Oriental Languages and Literature Studies
Contributions by Marek Piela Contributions by Marcin Gajec Contributions by Kinga Paraskiewicz Contributions by Iwona Król Contributions by Barbara Ostafin Contributions by Agnieszka Pałka-Lasek Contributions by Bartosz Pietrzak Contributions by Yousef Sh'hadeh Contributions by Magdalena Zawrotna Edited by Barbara Michalak-Pikulska Edited by Arkadiusz Płonka Edited by Sebastian Gadomski
Hardback (Published)
(September 2024)
ISBN: 9783847117339
6.34 x 9.33 inches
Price: $69.00
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Due to the diversity of perspectives and methodologies within the relative uniformity of the subject, this collection of papers offers a rich overview of the multidisciplinary research on Arabic literature. The book includes two thematic parts. The first of them pertains to studies on Arabic literature, more precisely, on historical chronicles concerning the First Crusade, one of al-Gahiz’s Treatise and also Modern Egyptian, Moroccan and Omani literary production. The second section of the volume contains papers on Semitic languages: Modern Hebrew, Maltese, Classical, Modern Standard, Egyptian and Lebanese Arabic. The volume is devoted to Elzbieta Gorska.
- Contributions by Marek Piela
- Contributions by Marcin Gajec
- Contributions by Kinga Paraskiewicz
- Contributions by Iwona Król
- Contributions by Barbara Ostafin
- Contributions by Agnieszka Pałka-Lasek
- Contributions by Bartosz Pietrzak
- Contributions by Yousef Sh’hadeh
- Contributions by Magdalena Zawrotna
- Edited by Barbara Michalak-Pikulska
- Edited by Arkadiusz Płonka
- Edited by Sebastian Gadomski
Other Titles in this Series
Engaged Languages and Literatures / Langues et Littératures engagées
Critical Views / Regards Critiques
Narrative des Wandels
Transformationsprozesse nach 1989 in den mittel- und osteuropäischen Literaturen
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