contemporary poets have allocated a great share in quranic intertextuality to themselves. one of these poets is the palestinian one called fadavi toqan who has used the quranic concepts and vocabulary in order to express social and political problems as well as his own pains and suffers. in the present article the poet has studied all three kinds of pun by bringing examples.

The essay considers the encyclical In Praeclara Summorum dedicated by Pope Benedict XV to memory of Dante Alighieri. this encyclical, published on 30 April 1921, occasion six-hundredth anniversary death poet, pontiff promoted as a moral, social, and political guide for societies torn apart madness First World War. My aim is try understand deep socio-political reasons that pushed transform Flore...

ADAM MICKIEWICZ’S FARYS IN ARABIC ‒ SECOND HAND TRANSLATION PROSE
 In 1830, the French version of Mickiewicz’s narrative poem Farys was published in a prose translation poet himself. On its basis, an Arabic produced by Cairo teacher named M. Jamali. 1910, thanks to efforts son, Władysław, it appeared bilingual brochure together with original text. same year, Egyptian monthly Az-Zuhūr also ...

At the turn of the century scholars of Egyptian art were startled by the appearance of life-size portrait heads in excavations at Gizeh, the site of a large necropolis of the Old Kingdom. Until their discovery it was considered an almost invariable rule that private sculpture of the period represented types, not individuals. The Sheikh el Beled and several other representations of individuals w...

The article proposes to analyze the Fasti’s Numa in relation that of Metamorphoses, considering: (1) Ovidian representation monarchy; (2) link between and Augustus as a peacemaker; (3) poet. conclusion be reached is that, although Ovid, through Numa, represents Fasti sort contrafactual post Actium, light where Numa’s association with motif pax leads poet, image cannot understood end representat...

Abstract Until now, the short cult hymns to Liber, Mars and Juno in Appendix Claudianea have mostly been seen as rhetorical school exercises. Yet a philological-historical analysis shows that they could be remains of occasional poetry from everyday life. The are structured according Roman festival calendar and, on basis language content, should probably dated final phase public non-Christian pr...

Two generations before Aristotle wrote his celebrated treatise on what the nature of tragic mimesis (or imitation) is, the comic poet Aristophanes had written two plays about the subject, Thesmophoriazusae and the more celebrated Frogs. The first play has the poet Euripides as its hero, and the second the god Dionysus. This god is the son of Zeus and a mortal woman, and at a festival in his hon...

meaning has a significant role in content formation and literariness of a poem, just as form does. however, meaning and innovation get greater importance and broader field in modern poetry. present paper is to analyze the role of meaning in putting distinction between the content of poetic text and other non-literary works. in this regard, a comparative analysis has been conducted on descriptiv...

the direct voice of the poet hides from the beginning of the poem to its end, or the name that the poet speaks through which about himself detached from his or her substantiality, or he is just a historic character..., behind that the poet hides himself to interpret the situation that he wants or to criticize the vices of modern age through it, or to speak of it for some of his concerns and wor...

Abstract This chapter offers a discussion of three texts by bicultural Egyptian writers: Waguih Ghali’s Beer in the Snooker Club (1964), Radwa Ashour’s Specters (1999), and Miral al-Tahawy’s Brooklyn Heights (2010). The works are read via an autofictional lens, with focus on identity, threads, autofictionalizing experience. study suggests that autofictionality can be identified terms genre as w...