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Qeysar Aminpur and the Persian Poetry of Sacred Defence
British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies, 2007 The narrative of martyrdom of Hosayn the third Shi-ite Imam, has been closely associated with the cathartic expression of grief for generations of Iranians, but in the last three or so decades the image has taken on a symbolism of national resistance against internal oppression and external aggression.
Farzad, Narguess
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Sacred Rhythms, Tired Rhythms: Dino Campana's Poetry
Paragraph, 2010 Early twentieth-century Italian poetry experiences a crisis in confidence concerning the expressibility of rhythm. Dino Campana's writings exemplify the processes the poet goes through in order to write (about) rhythm.
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Poetry and Seeing the Sacred in Medicine
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1999
Abstract I began university life as a music student, but I abandoned that because I found that writing counterpoint in the style of Palestrina and Bach, or writing harmony in the style of Haydn and Schumann, bore little relation to what I wanted to do-to participate in more intense and more varied ways in the beauty of works which ...
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Abstract I began university life as a music student, but I abandoned that because I found that writing counterpoint in the style of Palestrina and Bach, or writing harmony in the style of Haydn and Schumann, bore little relation to what I wanted to do-to participate in more intense and more varied ways in the beauty of works which ...
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