The last part of The Cambridge History of Arabic Literature covers the Arab literary legacy of the period between the twelfth and early nineteenth centuries. Although during this time the famous One Thousand and One Nights was compiled, little has been written about the general literature of that period.
Roger Allen and Donald Richards bring together leading researchers in this volume to correct this. The content is divided into parts where poetry and prose are discussed separately within both 'elite' and 'popular' contexts. The last two sections focus on drama and the indigenous tradition of literary criticism.
Language and level
The book is in English and is aimed at an advanced academic level, suitable for students and researchers of Arabic literature.
Application
- Education and training
- Academic research
- Self-study for advanced learners
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