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Resurrection Day in Divan Literature

Literature and Theology, 2004
The day of resurrection and the signs thereof have attracted the attention of the poets and authors of divan literature. That the expectation of resurrection persisted among the people is attested to by the production of illustrated copies of anonymous works.
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West-östliche Divan and the “Abduction/ Seduction of Europe”: World Literature and the Circulation of Culture

Goethe Yearbook, 2015
For Reza in Gottingen1World literature does not require that its readers travel; instead, the texts are brought to us, so that we do not need to go out into the world to find them.1 By the nineteenth century, several generations of academics had already compiled and translated narratives acquired through global exploration.
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THE CONNECTION OF SUFISM AND LITERATURE: THE CONNECTION BETWEEN DIVAN POETRY, FOLK LITERATURE AND SUFI LITERATURE

Bulletin of Kyrgyz State University named after I. Arabaev
This article examines the relationship between Sufism and literature. The main ideas of Sufism are reflected in literary works, especially in divan poetry, folk literature, and in the features of Sufi literature. Under the influence of Sufism, such topics as love, approach to the Creator, justice, and inner purity were explored in literature.
A. Baisherieva, G.K. Sultanova
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