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Models and Contacts
Arabic Literature and its Impact on Medieval Jewish Culture
Series: - Brill's Series in Jewish Studies, Volume: 25
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Medieval Jewish literature from the 10th century onwards drew heavily on Arabic literary models.
This important new study discusses the introduction of fictionality into Classical Arabic Literature, the mechanics of the basic rhyming model in Classical Arabic poetry and the medieval Arabic theory of rhyme. Subsequently, it goes on to analyze the introduction of Arabic literary models into 10th-century Jewish literature, Karaite influences, the roles of Hebrew and Arabic and bilingualism, metrical innovations and literary contacts in later Jewish literary works.
This work will prove a valuable source of study material to students and historians of Classical Arabic and medieval Jewish literature.
This important new study discusses the introduction of fictionality into Classical Arabic Literature, the mechanics of the basic rhyming model in Classical Arabic poetry and the medieval Arabic theory of rhyme. Subsequently, it goes on to analyze the introduction of Arabic literary models into 10th-century Jewish literature, Karaite influences, the roles of Hebrew and Arabic and bilingualism, metrical innovations and literary contacts in later Jewish literary works.
This work will prove a valuable source of study material to students and historians of Classical Arabic and medieval Jewish literature.
Rina Drory, Ph.D. (1986) is Associate Professor in the department of Arabic Language and Literature of Tel Aviv University.
Students and historians of Classical Arabic and medieval Jewish literature will discover important new aspects about the impact of Arabic literature on medieval Jewish culture.