Alif 24: Archaeology of literature: tracing the old in the new
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English & Comparative Literature Department
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This issue of Alif investigates the different strata constituting texts, and the presence of older material (myths, classics, hymns, rituals, romance, philosophical fragments, etc.) as subtexts in literature. Articles explore the processes and modalities of such inclusions in a given work or the corpus of an author. The issue also includes critical essays on the nature of continuity and correspondence in plots, characters, and styles as well as redeployment of older motifs in modern and postmodern works. Contributors: English section: Walid Bitar, Leslie Croxford, Ananya Kabir, Rondo Keele, Steven Nimis, John Rodenbeck, Edward Said, Doris Shoukri, Mounira Soliman, Steffen Stelzer. Arabic section: Mohammed ‘Ajina, Mohammed Birairi, Ayman Al-Desouky, Hasab al-Sheikh Ja‘far, Scheherazade Hassan, Sami Mahdi, Samia Mehrez, Mai Muzaffar/Rafa Nasiri, Lamis Al-Nakkash/Doris Shoukri, Nagwa Sha‘ban.
ISBN
9789774247798
Publication Date
2004
Publisher
Department of English and Comparative Literature (AUC)
City
Cairo
Keywords
Memory in Literature, criticism, 20th century, Arabic Literature
Series
Alif: Journal of Contemporary Poetics
Disciplines
Arabic Language and Literature
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APA Citation
Ghazoul, F. J.
(2004).Alif 24: Archaeology of literature: tracing the old in the new. Department of English and Comparative Literature (AUC).
https://fount.aucegypt.edu/faculty_books/165
MLA Citation
Ghazoul, Ferial J. Professor
Alif 24: Archaeology of literature: tracing the old in the new. Department of English and Comparative Literature (AUC), 2004.
https://fount.aucegypt.edu/faculty_books/165
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