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Imitations of Arabic in Hebrew Andalusian poetry
Zeitschrift der Deutschen Morgenländischen Gesellschaft, 1988 openaire +1 more source
Biblical and Koranic Quotations in Hebrew and Arabic Andalusian Poetry
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The Child in Andalusian Poetry
International Journal of Educational Sciences and ArtsThe child or childhood is one of the most important stages of human life. It increases its capacity to influence the different factors surrounding it, leaving an adult impact on its ingredients in all its stages.
Wakeda Kareem
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The Mayete as Object and Stereotype in Andalusian Proletarian Poetry
Ethnology, 1994Fuenmayor is an agrotown of about 8,000 people located in the valley of the Guadalquivir River in southern Spain (Andalusia) about which I have written (Gilmore 1980, 1987).(1) Like most other pueblos in this comarca (Martinez-Alier 1971), Fuenmayor is sharply divided into extremes of rich and poor, landowners and laborers.
David D Gilmore
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The Poet and Daughter of the Sea: Animated Ships in Andalusian Arabic Poetry
Al-Masaq: Islam and the Medieval Mediterranean, 2007The Mediterranean Sea has stirred the imagination of Andalusian poets of the tenth and eleventh centuries. They wrote many poetic maritime scenes with lively details about sea and ships. Describing ships as camels ranging over the land is the central core-image of these scenes.
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Persuasive Arguments for Particpaon in Andalusian Poetry in the Almohadeen
Journal of Education for the HumanitiesJ. Hassan, Mohammed Baqer Al- Jubouri
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