West-East Divan Dr Laércio ZambolimTranslations of Goethe's poems about Arabia and Persia and his essays on Islamic culture. In West East Divan (1819), Germany's greatest poet J. W. von Goethe offered a work of lasting appeal. Stimulated by the Divan ("Collection") by medieval pub poet Hafiz, Goethe blends his own identity with that of the Persian Sufi master who sang the delights of wine and tavern romance in a context of Qur'anic allusion. Martin Bidney accompanies his rendering with
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The author beautifully weaves multiple characters and arcs into one satisfying narrative
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contributions investigate the phenomenon of post-Soviet culture and try to define the relationship of contemporary art to the past
The articulation of Native identity through the prism of Euro-American attempts to confine "Indian" groups to essentialized spaces is resisted by some Native writers
He dwells particularly on the Igbo religious framework which includes well-disposed
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Anderson’s Many Marriages is a masterpiece in its own right
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this book links the incest with patriarchy and its belief in male sexual entitlement
Metrick-Chen shows that efforts to construct a cultural democracy led to the creation of unforeseen new categories for visual objects and unanticipated social changes
