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...Allison Busch Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East 2004 The Anxiety of Innovation: The Practice of Literary Science in the Hindi/Riti Tradition Kesavdas has described the various gestures of Radha...

...Sadik J. Al-Azm Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East 2000 The Satanic Verses Post Festum The Global, The Local, The Literary Sadik J. Al-Azm In the following pages, I do not intend to present a book in recent memory, no matter how...

...Joseph Napolitano Entanglement: Literary and Cultural Reflections on Post-apartheid Nuttall Sarah Johannesburg : Wits University Press , 2009 ix + 198 pp. , $34.95 (paper) © 2011 by Duke University Press 2011 The Postcolonial Enlightenment...

... simply a language of Islam? Muhammad Hasan Askari, Urdu’s premier literary critic, maintained that there was a difference between Islamic and Muslim culture: Muslim culture was Islam plus local culture. This essay was inspired by a chapter in my forthcoming book on Muhammad Hasan Askari. Unless...

...Alexander Jabbari This article makes an argument for literary modernity as a shared discourse produced through scholarly exchange between Iranians and Indians reworking their shared Persianate literary heritage, considering literary history as an important and perhaps overlooked site...

... into question the supposed disappearance of exchange between Iran and India in linguistic, literary, and religious realms. Instead, it posits that earlier sets of debates between Iranian and Indian authors, particularly on the status of the Persian language, were now inflected through nationalism, imperialism...

...Robert A. Hill © 1994: South Asia Bulletin 1994 South Asia Bulletin, Vol. XIV No. 2 (1994) Ethiopian Stories: George S. Schuyler and literary Pan-Africanism in the 1930s’ Robert A. Hill Addis Ababa and the Caribbean...

...Ian Copland © 1997: Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa & the Middle East 1997 The Quaid-i-Azam and the Nawab-Chancellor: Literary Paradigms in the Historical Construction of Indian Muslim Identity Ian Copland...

... n h raino Modernity of Creation the and Globalization for Precedence Journals: Literary-Scientific Arabic...

... ik uies dadSi sLtrr Critic Literary as Said Edward Business: Risky dadSi,Ltrr Critic Literary Said, Edward...

...Avadhesh Kumar Singh The interrelatedness of various elements in the universe is an acknowledged phenomenon. It operates in literary discourse in equal measure as a consequence of the basic human urge for sharing one’s experience with others and thereby facilitating contactuality...

... poetry, in terms of the sadism inherent to the Freudian concept of the work of melancholia, the essay argues for a mode of literary and historical enquiry that grasps the most chimerical cultural forms, awash with falsity and fantasy—those that may attempt most forcefully to deny their historicity...

...Ranjini Obeyesekere Copyright 1992: South Asia Bulletin 1992 South Asia Bulletin, Vol. XI1 No. 1 (Spring 1992) The Sinhala Literary Tradition: Polemics and Debate Ranjini Obeyesekere This paper is an attempt to identify and thereby Sinhala Buddhist monks decided to commit...

... future not necessarily bound by a place. Emigration literature dwells in this terra nulleum . Duke University Press 2008 Where Will I Dwell? A Sociology of Literary Identity within the Iranian Diaspora Peyman Vahabzadeh ver since the 1979 revolution and still continuing today...

...Alireza Korangy Martyrdom in Iran and the Middle East is a phenomenon that has been subject to a plethora of religious exegesis. However, scholars, often not having prescribed to the Aristotelian notion of poetics, have not only ignored the literary aspects of this phenomenon in the Middle East...

...Nathan Lee Marsh Tabor Abstract This article examines a posthumous literary gathering held at the grave of eighteenth-century Persian-language poet ‘Abd al-Qadir Bedil (1642–1720) in order to trace varying uses of a peculiar shrine space and its Persianate textual practices in late-Mughal Delhi...

..., nostalgic view we approach literary culture in Awadh prospectively and multilingually and broaden our lens to consider not just the capitals, Faizabad and Lucknow, but also the qasbas (small towns), the small rural courts, the nearby growing city of Banaras, and the colonial capital of Calcutta, a different...

...Monica Katiboğlu Abstract As an innovative literary movement marked by intensified transaction with European languages and literatures, Edebiyat-ı Cedide (“New Literature,” 1896–1901) has been conceptualized in terms of European influence. Yet paradigms of influence neglect to account for the ways...

...Mehtap Ozdemir Abstract Building on recent scholarship on the novel and Middle Eastern modernities, this article examines how Ottoman intellectuals theorized the novel as a realist genre in the nineteenth century as a way of including Ottoman literary knowledge within global novel theories...