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| Document Type: | Chapter of a book |
| Title: | Hispano-Arabic poetry during the caliphate of Cordoba : theory and practice / James T. Monroe. |
| Author: | Monroe, James T. |
| Summary: | Focuses on Ibn 'Abd Rabbihi's critical theory and poetry. |
| Author as Subject: | Ibn 'Abd Rabbih, 860-940Ibn Hayyan, 987-1076Ziryab, ca. 789-845Ibn Qutayba, 828-89Muslim ibn al-Walid, ca. 748-823Ibn Bassam, 1084-1147Ibn Sa'id, 1213-86al-Maqqari, ca. 1577-1632Ibn Rashiq, 1000-63 or 1071al-Mutanabbi, ca. 915-65Ibn Darraj, 958-1030Ibn Shuhayd, 992-1035'Umar ibn Abi Rabi'a, 644-712 or 721Ibn Zaydun, 1003-70Ibn Hazm, 994-1064Ibn Da'ud, ca. 868-910al-Himyari, ca. 1026-1048Imru' al-Qays, 6th cent.Bashshar ibn Burd, d. 783 or 4Jamil, d. 701 |
| Descriptors: | Translated terms Poetry, Arabic -- Spain Poetry, Ancient Criticism Urjuza Muwashshah Love poetry Muwashshah -- Strophe part with common rhyme Panegyric Poetry, Artificial Poetry, Natural Meaning Poetics -- Inventing Tibaq=Antithesis Eloquence |
| Source: | Arabic poetry : theory and development. (1973), p. 125-154 |
| Source Type: | Book |
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