History of the eastern zaǧal

Name: History of the eastern zaǧal
Author: Hakan Özkan

Title	History of the eastern zaǧal
Author	Hakan Özkan
Publication Date:	2020
Publication Place	Baden-Baden - Ergon Verlag
Subject	pre-modern, dialect poetry, al-Ġubārī, al-Miʿmār, al-Banawānī, Ṣafiyyaddīn, al-Ḥillī, ad-Daǧwī, Ibn Muqātil, al-Amšāṭī, al-funūn as-sabʿa, al-funūn as-sabʿah, zaǧal, zajal, zajal, post-classical popular verse poetry, ʿammiyya poetry, pre-modern zaǧal, vulgar poetry, poetics of zaǧal, Mamluk folk poets, Mamluk folk poetry, popular poetry of the Mamluk period, Ibn Quzmān, kān wa-kān, mawāliyyā, mawālīyā, bullayq, ziryābī, silsila, silsilah, history, literary history, analysis, work, literature, literature, Mamluk period, time of the Mamluks, work, history, present, present, epoch, analysis, era, history of literature
Type	Book
Language	ara,deu
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Pages Count	586
Library:	University of Heidelberg
Library Asset ID	978-3-95650-639-0
Record ID	1169243698
Date	2020
Sample Text	Unlike the dialectal Arabic verse poetry (zaǧal) from al-Andalus, the extremely diverse zaǧal tradition of the Arab East, which has been handed down in numerous manuscripts, has remained almost completely unexplored to this day. With this volume, Hakan Özkan presents a work that closes this gap in Arabic literary history. The author shows how important this literary form was from its beginnings in the 12th century to the end of the Mamluk period, that it formed a bridge between the illiterate and the literate and finally between the beginnings of the zaǧal in al-Andalus and the zaǧal of the present. In addition to the analysis of exemplary poems, the work offers literary-historical and other work-transcending approaches, including: through investigations into the poetics and language of zaǧal, its musical and theatrical performativity, its "seat in life" as well as its political, social and economic backgrounds., Unlike stanzaic poetry in colloquial Arabic (zaǧal) from al-Andalus the very rich and diverse zaǧal tradition of the Arab East from its rise in the 12th century to the end of the Mamluk era has remained almost completely unexplored. The present volume closes this lacuna. Hakan Özkan shows how important this literary form was throughout that period, how it built a bridge between illiterates and elite poets, and finally, how one can draw a line from its beginnings in al-Andalus up to the zaǧals of the present. In addition to text-based analyzes of exemplary poems, the study draws on poetics, linguistics, historical dialectology, literary history, and other approaches, that transcend the individual poems, including the exploration of their musical and performative aspects, their "Sitz im Leben", and their economic, political, and social backgrounds.
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DOI	doi:10.5771/9783956506390
Toplam başlık serisi	Arabische Literatur und Rhetorik - Elfhundert bis Achtzehnhundert (ALEA) ; Band 6, Nomos eLibrary : Sprach- und Literaturwissenschaft
Tez	Habilitationsschrift, Universität Münster
Kurumlar	Ergon-Verlag [Verlag]
Yerel URL (Üniversite Kütüphanesi)	full text (Nationallizenz)
Katkıda Bulunanlar	Özkan, Hakan [VerfasserIn]
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University of Heidelberg

History of the eastern zaǧal

Author Hakan Özkan

Publication Date 2020

Publication Place Baden-Baden - Ergon Verlag

Subject pre-modern, dialect poetry, al-Ġubārī, al-Miʿmār, al-Banawānī, Ṣafiyyaddīn, al-Ḥillī, ad-Daǧwī, Ibn Muqātil, al-Amšāṭī, al-funūn as-sabʿa, al-funūn as-sabʿah, zaǧal, zajal, zajal, post-classical popular verse poetry, ʿammiyya poetry, pre-modern zaǧal, vulgar poetry, poetics of zaǧal, Mamluk folk poets, Mamluk folk poetry, popular poetry of the Mamluk period, Ibn Quzmān, kān wa-kān, mawāliyyā, mawālīyā, bullayq, ziryābī, silsila, silsilah, history, literary history, analysis, work, literature, literature, Mamluk period, time of the Mamluks, work, history, present, present, epoch, analysis, era, history of literature

Type Book

Language ara,deu

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Pages Count 586

Library University of Heidelberg

Library Asset ID 978-3-95650-639-0

Record ID 1169243698

Date 2020

Sample Text Unlike the dialectal Arabic verse poetry (zaǧal) from al-Andalus, the extremely diverse zaǧal tradition of the Arab East, which has been handed down in numerous manuscripts, has remained almost completely unexplored to this day. With this volume, Hakan Özkan presents a work that closes this gap in Arabic literary history. The author shows how important this literary form was from its beginnings in the 12th century to the end of the Mamluk period, that it formed a bridge between the illiterate and the literate and finally between the beginnings of the zaǧal in al-Andalus and the zaǧal of the present. In addition to the analysis of exemplary poems, the work offers literary-historical and other work-transcending approaches, including: through investigations into the poetics and language of zaǧal, its musical and theatrical performativity, its "seat in life" as well as its political, social and economic backgrounds., Unlike stanzaic poetry in colloquial Arabic (zaǧal) from al-Andalus the very rich and diverse zaǧal tradition of the Arab East from its rise in the 12th century to the end of the Mamluk era has remained almost completely unexplored. The present volume closes this lacuna. Hakan Özkan shows how important this literary form was throughout that period, how it built a bridge between illiterates and elite poets, and finally, how one can draw a line from its beginnings in al-Andalus up to the zaǧals of the present. In addition to text-based analyzes of exemplary poems, the study draws on poetics, linguistics, historical dialectology, literary history, and other approaches, that transcend the individual poems, including the exploration of their musical and performative aspects, their "Sitz im Leben", and their economic, political, and social backgrounds.

Bibliyografik Not Erscheint auch als : Druck-Ausgabe

DOI doi:10.5771/9783956506390

Toplam başlık serisi Arabische Literatur und Rhetorik - Elfhundert bis Achtzehnhundert (ALEA) ; Band 6, Nomos eLibrary : Sprach- und Literaturwissenschaft

Tez Habilitationsschrift, Universität Münster

Kurumlar Ergon-Verlag [Verlag]

Yerel URL (Üniversite Kütüphanesi) full text (Nationallizenz)

Katkıda Bulunanlar Özkan, Hakan [VerfasserIn]

Bağlantılar → | Collective title, , Universitätsbibliothek