Contemporary Arab World
Literary and Linguistic Issues, Volume 2
Edited by: Iwona Król
Pages: 178
Book format: 15x23 cm
Publication date: 2022
Publication date: 06.10.2022
Book description
Contemporary Arab World: Literary and Linguistic Issues, edited by Iwona Król, is the second volume of the monograph with the same title. It consists of papers written by researchers from the Arabic Department of the Institute of Oriental Studies of the Jagiellonian University in Kraków.
The authors, on the base of original texts from broadly understood Arab culture, discuss a number of literary and linguistic issues. Individual chapters are of high academic level, and their subject matters are important from the scientific point of view.
In my opinion, the reviewed monograph will find readers among specialists from various fields: Arabic and Semitic studies, Polish philology, as well as representatives of literary criticism and general linguistics.
The authors, on the base of original texts from broadly understood Arab culture, discuss a number of literary and linguistic issues. Individual chapters are of high academic level, and their subject matters are important from the scientific point of view.
In my opinion, the reviewed monograph will find readers among specialists from various fields: Arabic and Semitic studies, Polish philology, as well as representatives of literary criticism and general linguistics.
From the review by dr hab. Marcin Grodzki, University of Warsaw
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction 7
Barbara Michalak-Pikulska
Karīm Maʿtūq and Other Winners of Amīr ash-shuʿarāʾ (Prince of Poets) First Contest 9
Sebastian Gadomski
Muḥammad Ibn Dāniyāl al-Mawṣilī – Arabic Aristophanes of Shadow Theatre 23
Yousef Shʾhadeh
Connotations of Home in Contemporary Palestinian Poetry – ʿAbd Allāh ʿĪsā’s Texts as an Example 37
Marcin Gajec
The “Mad Arab” Abdul Alhazred – Orient and Orientalism in the Works of Howard Phillips Lovecraft 51
Iwona Król
Functions of the Suffix -at in Nouns in Modern Standard Arabic 67
Agnieszka Pałka-Lasek
Some Remarks on the Nature of Moroccan Regionalisms Based on the Analysis of University Admission Announcements 87
Marek Piela
Polish Deverbal Verbs and Their Hebrew Equivalents – A Contrastive Analysis Outline 103
Annex Abstracts – Streszczenia 165
Barbara Michalak-Pikulska
Karīm Maʿtūq and Other Winners of Amīr ash-shuʿarāʾ (Prince of Poets) First Contest 9
Sebastian Gadomski
Muḥammad Ibn Dāniyāl al-Mawṣilī – Arabic Aristophanes of Shadow Theatre 23
Yousef Shʾhadeh
Connotations of Home in Contemporary Palestinian Poetry – ʿAbd Allāh ʿĪsā’s Texts as an Example 37
Marcin Gajec
The “Mad Arab” Abdul Alhazred – Orient and Orientalism in the Works of Howard Phillips Lovecraft 51
Iwona Król
Functions of the Suffix -at in Nouns in Modern Standard Arabic 67
Agnieszka Pałka-Lasek
Some Remarks on the Nature of Moroccan Regionalisms Based on the Analysis of University Admission Announcements 87
Marek Piela
Polish Deverbal Verbs and Their Hebrew Equivalents – A Contrastive Analysis Outline 103
Annex Abstracts – Streszczenia 165
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction 7
Barbara Michalak-Pikulska
Karīm Maʿtūq and Other Winners of Amīr ash-shuʿarāʾ (Prince of Poets) First Contest 9
Sebastian Gadomski
Muḥammad Ibn Dāniyāl al-Mawṣilī – Arabic Aristophanes of Shadow Theatre 23
Yousef Shʾhadeh
Connotations of Home in Contemporary Palestinian Poetry – ʿAbd Allāh ʿĪsā’s Texts as an Example 37
Marcin Gajec
The “Mad Arab” Abdul Alhazred – Orient and Orientalism in the Works of Howard Phillips Lovecraft 51
Iwona Król
Functions of the Suffix -at in Nouns in Modern Standard Arabic 67
Agnieszka Pałka-Lasek
Some Remarks on the Nature of Moroccan Regionalisms Based on the Analysis of University Admission Announcements 87
Marek Piela
Polish Deverbal Verbs and Their Hebrew Equivalents – A Contrastive Analysis Outline 103
Annex Abstracts – Streszczenia 165
Barbara Michalak-Pikulska
Karīm Maʿtūq and Other Winners of Amīr ash-shuʿarāʾ (Prince of Poets) First Contest 9
Sebastian Gadomski
Muḥammad Ibn Dāniyāl al-Mawṣilī – Arabic Aristophanes of Shadow Theatre 23
Yousef Shʾhadeh
Connotations of Home in Contemporary Palestinian Poetry – ʿAbd Allāh ʿĪsā’s Texts as an Example 37
Marcin Gajec
The “Mad Arab” Abdul Alhazred – Orient and Orientalism in the Works of Howard Phillips Lovecraft 51
Iwona Król
Functions of the Suffix -at in Nouns in Modern Standard Arabic 67
Agnieszka Pałka-Lasek
Some Remarks on the Nature of Moroccan Regionalisms Based on the Analysis of University Admission Announcements 87
Marek Piela
Polish Deverbal Verbs and Their Hebrew Equivalents – A Contrastive Analysis Outline 103
Annex Abstracts – Streszczenia 165
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