New COMPARISON

Comparative Approaches to Middle Eastern Literatures

New Comparison, Number 13 (Spring 1992). Edited by Julie Meisami.

Contents

Introduction (Julie Meisami, Oxford)
Editorial (Holger Klein, Salzburg)
Arabic Interference with Medieval Hebrew Literature: A Reconsideration (Rina Drory, Tel-Aviv)
The Long and the Short of It: Genre-Specific Rhetoric in the Development of the Long Poem in Latin and Persian Poetries (Dick Davis, Ohio)
Reading Ottoman Poetry in the West: Reconstruction, Post-Reconstruction and the Politics of Orientalism (Walter G. Andrews, Washington)
The Enigma of Persian Modernism (Nasrin Rahimieh, Edmonton)
Arab Fiction in English: A Case of Dual Nationality (Hilary Kilpatrick, Lausanne)

The Oriental Roots of the Picaresque (Abdullah al-Dabbagh, Arbil)
The Arabic Bildungsroman: A Generic Appraisal (Nedal Al Mousa, Kuwait)
Light Motives in the Works of Abu Hamed al-Ghazâli and Jonathan Edwards (Yusur Al-Madani, Kuwait)
The Poetic Affinity of 'Abbâs al-'Aqqâd and Thomas Hardy (Samir Elbarbary, Kuwait)
The Gaze Returned: Delacroix and the Women of Algiers (Rosemarie Jones, Sussex)
Representations of the Peasantry in the Rural Fiction of B. Traven and Nawal el Saadawi (Kenneth Payne, Kuwait)
The Dissolution of Coherence: 'Desert' by Adonis in Arabic and in French and English Translation (Amar Al-Jundi and John S. Dixon, Warwick)

Reviews

Christopher Smith (ed.), The Teaching of Translation (Beate Herting)
Martin M. Winkler (ed.), Classics and the Cinema (Christopher Smith)
Annabel Patterson, Fables of Power: Aesopian Writing and Political History (Andrew Hadfield)

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	Comparative Approaches to Middle Eastern Literatures New Comparison, Number 13 (Spring 1992). Edited by Julie Meisami. Contents Introduction (Julie Meisami, Oxford) Editorial (Holger Klein, Salzburg) Arabic Interference with Medieval Hebrew Literature: A Reconsideration (Rina Drory, Tel-Aviv) The Long and the Short of It: Genre-Specific Rhetoric in the Development of the Long Poem in Latin and Persian Poetries (Dick Davis, Ohio) Reading Ottoman Poetry in the West: Reconstruction, Post-Reconstruction and the Politics of Orientalism (Walter G. Andrews, Washington) The Enigma of Persian Modernism (Nasrin Rahimieh, Edmonton) Arab Fiction in English: A Case of Dual Nationality (Hilary Kilpatrick, Lausanne) The Oriental Roots of the Picaresque (Abdullah al-Dabbagh, Arbil) The Arabic Bildungsroman: A Generic Appraisal (Nedal Al Mousa, Kuwait) Light Motives in the Works of Abu Hamed al-Ghazâli and Jonathan Edwards (Yusur Al-Madani, Kuwait) The Poetic Affinity of 'Abbâs al-'Aqqâd and Thomas Hardy (Samir Elbarbary, Kuwait) The Gaze Returned: Delacroix and the Women of Algiers (Rosemarie Jones, Sussex) Representations of the Peasantry in the Rural Fiction of B. Traven and Nawal el Saadawi (Kenneth Payne, Kuwait) The Dissolution of Coherence: 'Desert' by Adonis in Arabic and in French and English Translation (Amar Al-Jundi and John S. Dixon, Warwick) Reviews Christopher Smith (ed.), The Teaching of Translation (Beate Herting) Martin M. Winkler (ed.), Classics and the Cinema (Christopher Smith) Annabel Patterson, Fables of Power: Aesopian Writing and Political History (Andrew Hadfield) Return to: New Comparison; BCLA home page