著者名：

Ostle, Robin (ed.)

出版元：

Routledge

頁数：

x,248p.

刊行年：

1991

ISBN：

0415058228

Modern Arabic literature -- Comparative literature

Enormous political and social changes brought about by modernization have found expression in the literatures of the Near and Middle East. The contributors to this book trace the development of the modern literary sensibility, focusing particularly on the literatures of Turkey, Egypt, Iran, Israel and North Africa. The period is divided roughly into three broad phases: the age of translation from 1850, when formerly self-sufficient Arab communities began to reach out to the West for new ideas and stylistic models; the surge of romantic nationalism after World War I and the collapse of imperialism; and the modern period after 1950.

Part 1. The age of translation and adaptation, 1850-1914
  Modernization and literature in the Near and Middle East 1850-1914 / Malcolm Yapp --
  Turkey / Saliha Paker --
  The Arab world / Pierre Cachia --
  Iran / Julie Meisami --
  Modern Hebrew / Tudor Parfitt --
Part 2. From romantic nationalism to social criticism, 1914-1950
  The political setting, 1914-1950 / Charles Tripp --
  Turkey / Geoffrey Lewis --
  The Arab world / Robin Ostle --
  Modern Hebrew / David Patterson --
  Iran / Homa Katouzian --
Part 3. The age of ideology and polarization since 1950
  The age of ideology and polarization / David Pool --
  Turkey / Cevat Çapan --
  The Mashriq / Edwar al-Karrat --
  The Maghrib / Ahmed al-Madini --
  Israel / Leon I. Yudkin

No.

44093

価格：

1,464円