A highly readable collection that maintains that Arabic literature reflects the Western postmodern condition without denying its own traditions.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Angelika Neuwirth: Angelika Neuwirth is Chair of Arabic Studies at the Free University of Berlin and co-director of the Center for Literary and Cultural Studies in Berlin. Andreas Pflitsch: Andreas Pflitsch is a Research Fellow at the Center for Literary and Cultural Studies in Berlin and teaches Arabic Studies at the University of Bamberg and the Free University of Berlin. Barbara Winckler: Barbara Winckler is a Research Fellow at the Center for Literary and Cultural Studies in Berlin and teaches Modern Arabic Literature at the Free University of Berlin.
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Contents preface 9 introduction Postmodernism 13 Facets of a Figure of Thought Ines Kappert The End of Illusions 25 On Arab Postmodernism Andreas Pflitsch part one: memory Introduction 41 Angelika Neuwirth The Divinity of the Profane 65 Representations of the Divine in the Poetry of Adonis Stefan Weidner Days of Amber, City of Saffron 76 Edwar al-Kharrat Remembers and Writes an Unintended Autobiography Andreas Pflitsch On the Necessity of Writing the Present 87 Elias Khoury and the "Birth of the Novel" in Lebanon Sonja Mejcher-Atassi Historical Memory in Times of Decline 97 Saadallah Wannous and Rereading History Friederike Pannewick Linguistic Temptations and Erotic Unveilings 110 Rashid al-Daif on Language, Love, War, and Martyrdom Angelika Neuwirth Memories for the Future: Abdelrahman Munif 134 Susanne Enderwitz Authenticity as Counter-Strategy: Fighting Sadat's "Open Door" Politics 146 Gamal al-Ghitani and The Epistle of Insights into the Destinies Stephan Guth "This reality is deplorable" 158 The Egypt of Sonallah Ibrahim: Between Media Representation and Experienced Everyday Reality Andrea Haist Hebrew Bible and Arabic Poetry 171 Reclaiming Palestine as a Homeland Made of Words: Mahmoud Darwish Angelika Neuwirth Traditions and Counter-Traditions in the Land of the Bible 197 Emile Habibi's De-Mythologizing of History Angelika Neuwirth The Poet of the Arabic Short Story: Zakariyya Tamir 220 Ulrike Stehli-Werbeck part two: polygamy of place Introduction 233 Andreas Pflitsch "From the Orient to the Occident it is just a reflection" 243 The Mirror-Worlds of Habib Tengour Regina Keil-Sagawe "I dream in no man's land": Anton Shammas 259 Christian Szyska Exile at Home 272 Samir Naqqash - Prophecy as Poetics Osman Hajjar Reading the Ruins 287 Repressed Memory and Multiple Identity in the Work of Sélim Nassib Christian Junge British-Lebanese Identity Fallacies 302 Tony Hanania and a Malady Called Homesickness Andreas Pflitsch The Forbidden Paradise 311 How Etel Adnan Learnt to Paint in Arabic Sonja Mejcher-Atassi "So we are called Lebanese" 321 Rabih Alameddine on the Unbearable Lightness of Being Nowhere at Home Andreas Pflitsch The Desert as Homeland and Metaphor 331 Reflections on the Novels of the Tuareg Writer Ibrahim al-Koni Hartmut Fähndrich A Surrealist Trip to Paradise and Back 342 The Iraqi Author Abdalqadir al-Janabi Sibylla Krainick part three: gender transgressions Introduction 361 Barbara Winckler Changing the Sexes between Utopia and Heterotopia 369 Tahar Ben Jelloun's The Sand Child and The Sacred Night Roland Spiller Androgyny as Metaphor 382 Hoda Barakat and The Stone of Laughter Barbara Winckler Transgression as Program 397 On the Novels of Rachid Boudjedra Doris Ruhe An Egyptian Don Quixote? 410 Salah Abd al-Sabur's Rethinking of the Majnun-Layla Paradigm Angelika Neuwirth On Writing in the "Language of the Enemy" 429 Assia Djebar and the Buried Voices of Algerian History Barbara Winckler
Contents preface 9 introduction Postmodernism 13 Facets of a Figure of Thought Ines Kappert The End of Illusions 25 On Arab Postmodernism Andreas Pflitsch part one: memory Introduction 41 Angelika Neuwirth The Divinity of the Profane 65 Representations of the Divine in the Poetry of Adonis Stefan Weidner Days of Amber, City of Saffron 76 Edwar al-Kharrat Remembers and Writes an Unintended Autobiography Andreas Pflitsch On the Necessity of Writing the Present 87 Elias Khoury and the "Birth of the Novel" in Lebanon Sonja Mejcher-Atassi Historical Memory in Times of Decline 97 Saadallah Wannous and Rereading History Friederike Pannewick Linguistic Temptations and Erotic Unveilings 110 Rashid al-Daif on Language, Love, War, and Martyrdom Angelika Neuwirth Memories for the Future: Abdelrahman Munif 134 Susanne Enderwitz Authenticity as Counter-Strategy: Fighting Sadat's "Open Door" Politics 146 Gamal al-Ghitani and The Epistle of Insights into the Destinies Stephan Guth "This reality is deplorable" 158 The Egypt of Sonallah Ibrahim: Between Media Representation and Experienced Everyday Reality Andrea Haist Hebrew Bible and Arabic Poetry 171 Reclaiming Palestine as a Homeland Made of Words: Mahmoud Darwish Angelika Neuwirth Traditions and Counter-Traditions in the Land of the Bible 197 Emile Habibi's De-Mythologizing of History Angelika Neuwirth The Poet of the Arabic Short Story: Zakariyya Tamir 220 Ulrike Stehli-Werbeck part two: polygamy of place Introduction 233 Andreas Pflitsch "From the Orient to the Occident it is just a reflection" 243 The Mirror-Worlds of Habib Tengour Regina Keil-Sagawe "I dream in no man's land": Anton Shammas 259 Christian Szyska Exile at Home 272 Samir Naqqash - Prophecy as Poetics Osman Hajjar Reading the Ruins 287 Repressed Memory and Multiple Identity in the Work of Sélim Nassib Christian Junge British-Lebanese Identity Fallacies 302 Tony Hanania and a Malady Called Homesickness Andreas Pflitsch The Forbidden Paradise 311 How Etel Adnan Learnt to Paint in Arabic Sonja Mejcher-Atassi "So we are called Lebanese" 321 Rabih Alameddine on the Unbearable Lightness of Being Nowhere at Home Andreas Pflitsch The Desert as Homeland and Metaphor 331 Reflections on the Novels of the Tuareg Writer Ibrahim al-Koni Hartmut Fähndrich A Surrealist Trip to Paradise and Back 342 The Iraqi Author Abdalqadir al-Janabi Sibylla Krainick part three: gender transgressions Introduction 361 Barbara Winckler Changing the Sexes between Utopia and Heterotopia 369 Tahar Ben Jelloun's The Sand Child and The Sacred Night Roland Spiller Androgyny as Metaphor 382 Hoda Barakat and The Stone of Laughter Barbara Winckler Transgression as Program 397 On the Novels of Rachid Boudjedra Doris Ruhe An Egyptian Don Quixote? 410 Salah Abd al-Sabur's Rethinking of the Majnun-Layla Paradigm Angelika Neuwirth On Writing in the "Language of the Enemy" 429 Assia Djebar and the Buried Voices of Algerian History Barbara Winckler
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