The court of the vizier and literary person al-¿¿¿ib Ibn ¿Abb¿d (326-385/938-995) in western Iran is one of the most remarkable examples of a medieval Islamic court, with a sophisticated literary activity in Arabic (and, to a lesser extent, in Persian). Literature and the Islamic Court examines the literary activity at th
The court of the vizier and literary person al-¿¿¿ib Ibn ¿Abb¿d (326-385/938-995) in western Iran is one of the most remarkable examples of a medieval Islamic court, with a sophisticated literary activity in Arabic (and, to a lesser extent, in Persian). Literature and the Islamic Court examines the literary activity at th
Erez Naaman is Assistant Professor of Arabic at American University in Washington, DC. His research focuses on medieval Arabic literature and culture, and intellectual Islamic history.
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Introduction 1 Al- ib: A Potentate and Patron 2 The Courtiers 3 The Literary Field of the Court: Representative Genres 4 The Hegemonic Taste in the Literary Field 5 Al-Taw d at Al- ib's Court: What Went Wrong? Conclusion Appendix: Al-Rustam 's Mansion Ode
Introduction 1 Al- ib: A Potentate and Patron 2 The Courtiers 3 The Literary Field of the Court: Representative Genres 4 The Hegemonic Taste in the Literary Field 5 Al-Taw d at Al- ib's Court: What Went Wrong? Conclusion Appendix: Al-Rustam 's Mansion Ode
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