Arabic, Persian, and Turkic Poetics: Towards a Post-Eurocentric Literary Theory
Hany Rashwan (ed.)
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21 November 2024
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9780197268025
Print ISBN:
9780197267790
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Introducing the chapters Introducing the chapters
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Literary theory as context Literary theory as context
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12 From Balāgha to Intiqād: Politicising the Science of Literature in Modern Arabic Literary Thought
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Chapter
Introduction: The Challenges of Comparison
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1–19
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Published:21 November 2024
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Ruth Gould, Rebecca, 'Introduction: The Challenges of Comparison', in Hany Rashwan, Rebecca Ruth Gould, and Nasrin Askari (eds), Arabic, Persian, and Turkic Poetics: Towards a Post-Eurocentric Literary Theory (London , 2024; online edn, British Academy Scholarship Online, 22 May 2025), https://doi.org/10.5871/bacad/9780197267790.003.0001, accessed 19 July 2026.
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Abstract
The introduction develops a theoretical framework for situating Islamicate poetics within a broader framework of comparative poetics. I argue that balāgha is the context of the Islamicate literary text, without which the literary masterpieces of the Islamicate world will always be out of reach. Rooted in poetics more than history, balāgha is the medium that makes the translation of distant genres possible.
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