The Desire for Innovation in Arabic Poetry - Alzahrani, Adel
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The aim of this study is to explore the Desire for Innovation in Arabic poetry, and outline the main stages of innovation undergone by Arabic literature, taking into consideration the distance between the attempts at innovation and the degree of desire for it in each stage. Arabic heritage constituted a pressure on both classical and modern Arab poets: on the one hand, its traditions came to be a criterion of good poetry and poets were expected to follow them; on the other, successive generations of poets who imitated those traditions felt that the achievements of their predecessors…mehr

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The aim of this study is to explore the Desire for Innovation in Arabic poetry, and outline the main stages of innovation undergone by Arabic literature, taking into consideration the distance between the attempts at innovation and the degree of desire for it in each stage. Arabic heritage constituted a pressure on both classical and modern Arab poets: on the one hand, its traditions came to be a criterion of good poetry and poets were expected to follow them; on the other, successive generations of poets who imitated those traditions felt that the achievements of their predecessors discouraged them from introducing major changes to Arabic poetry. Some poets, however, challenged this situation and attempted to break the traditional restrictions.
Autorenporträt
working on his PhD in contemporary criticism at the University of Leeds. He¿s got two Masters; the first one was in 2006 and focused on Saudi poetry at King Abdul Aziz University where he works as a lecturer, and the other was at the University of Leeds. Adel composes Arabic poetry, and has published his first collection in 2009.