Neun Essays über individuelle arabische und persische Autoren innerhalb des 9. bis 17. Jahrhunderts (Abbasidische bis Safavidische Dynastie) an Herrscher oder führende Persönlichkeiten gerichtet untersuchen, wie eben diese Autoren Literaturtradition instrumentalisierten oder rekreierten um sich selbst Autorität zu verschaffen, eigene Bedingungen und Bestrebungen zu erfüllen sowie dem Empfänger zu genügen.
Nine essays explore the ways in which individual Arabic and Persian authors between the 9th and 17th centuries (with examples drawn from the Abbasid to the Safavid dynasties) chose rulers and other political leaders as the recipients for their writings, instrumentalizing or recreating literary traditions in order to forge and establish the status of an authority for themselves, to fulfill their own requirements and aspirations, and finally to meet the demands of their addressees.
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Nine essays explore the ways in which individual Arabic and Persian authors between the 9th and 17th centuries (with examples drawn from the Abbasid to the Safavid dynasties) chose rulers and other political leaders as the recipients for their writings, instrumentalizing or recreating literary traditions in order to forge and establish the status of an authority for themselves, to fulfill their own requirements and aspirations, and finally to meet the demands of their addressees.
Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.