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The sword and the pen in the pre-modern Arabic heritage : a literacy representation of an important historical relationship

Gully, Adrian 2005, The sword and the pen in the pre-modern Arabic heritage : a literacy representation of an important historical relationship, in Ideas, images, and methods of portrayal : insights into classical Arabic literature and Islam, Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden, Netherlands, pp.403-468.

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Title The sword and the pen in the pre-modern Arabic heritage : a literacy representation of an important historical relationship
Author(s) Gully, Adrian
Title of book Ideas, images, and methods of portrayal : insights into classical Arabic literature and Islam
Editor(s) Gunther, Sebastian
Publication date 2005
Series Islamic history and civilization. Studies and texts ; v. 58.
Chapter number 16
Total chapters 16
Start page 403
End page 468
Total pages 66
Publisher Koninklijke Brill NV
Place of Publication Leiden, Netherlands
Summary The so-called "literary debate" in Greek, Latin and many Near Eastern
languages is a well-developed genre. In his 1987 article, Geert Jan van Gelder surveyed its background more than adequately, 1 and very few details of that paper need to be repeated here. He assessed thoroughly the historical contribution of numerous poets to the relationship between "the sword and the pen," and also analyzed various aspects of this relationship in a few prose texts.
ISBN 9004143254
9789004143258
ISSN 0929-2403
Language eng
Field of Research 200523 Middle Eastern Literature
Socio Economic Objective 950203 Languages and Literature
HERDC Research category B1.1 Book chapter
Copyright notice ©2005, Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden
Persistent URL http://hdl.handle.net/10536/DRO/DU:30021495
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