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Poetic justice : an anthology of contemporary Moroccan poetry / edited and translated by Deborah Kapchan with Driss Marjane.
Format
Book
Language
English
Published/Created
Austin : University of Texas at Austin, Center for Middle Eastern Studies, [2020]
©2020
Description
xvii, 416 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm.
Details
Subject(s)
Arabic poetry
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Morocco
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20th century
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Translations into English
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Arabic poetry
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Morocco
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21st century
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Translations into English
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Morocco
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Poetry
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Editor
Kapchan, Deborah A. (Deborah Anne)
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Marjane, Driss
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Translator
Kapchan, Deborah A. (Deborah Anne)
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Marjane, Driss
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Library of Congress genre(s)
Poetry
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Getty AAT genre
poetry
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Series
Modern Middle East literatures in translation series
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Summary note
Poetic Justice is the first anthology of contemporary Moroccan poetry in English. The work is primarily composed of poets who began writing after Moroccan independence in 1956 and includes work written in Moroccan Arabic (darija), classical Arabic, French, and Tamazight.
Bibliographic references
Includes bibliography (pages 42-47).
Language note
Acknowledgments in English, Arabic and French; essay "On Translation and Ethnography" in English with some Arabic and French.
Contents
On Translation and Ethnography
Abdelghani, Mahmoud
Achaari, Mohammed
Adnan, Taha
Adnan, Yassin
Aissa, Idriss
Akhrif, Mehdi
Alahyane, Ayad
Arouhal, Khadija
Ammach, Jamal
Azaykou, Ali Sedki
Azrhai, Abdelaziz
Barakat, Ahmed
Bassry, Aicha
Benchemsi, Rajae
Benjelloun, Abdelmajid
Benjelloun, Tahar
Benmoussa, Ouidad
Bennis, Mohammed
Bentalha, Mohammed
Berrada, Omar
Bouanani, Ahmed
Boudouma, Jamal
Bouhlal, Siham
Boujbiri, Mohamed
Boussrif, Salah
Chebchoub, Fatima
Chouhad, Moulay Ali
El Aoufi, Boujema
El Assimi, Malika
El Hajjam, Allal
El Khassar, Abderrahim
El Khayat, Rita
El Maimouni, Mohamed
Elmannani, Abdellah
El Ouadie, Salah
El Ouazzani, Hassan
Farid, Mohamed (Zalhoud)
Guennouni, Mohammed-Khammar
Hamrouch, Abdeddine
Hmoudane, Mohamed
Houmir, Mostafa
Ikbal, Touria
Jouahri, Abderrafi
Kadiri, Mourad
Khatibi, Abdelkebir
Khair-Eddine, Mohammed
Khaless, Rachid
Khoudari, Najib
Laalej, Ahmed Tayeb
Laabi, Abdellatif
Lahbabi, Mohammed Aziz
Lamrani, Wafaa
Lemsyeh, Ahmed
Loakira, Mohamed
Maadaoui, Mostafa
Madani, Rachida
Majdouline, Touria
Mansouri, Zohra
Mejjati, Ahmed
Meliani, Driss
Mesnaoui, Driss Amghar
Mesnaoui, Nafiss
Morchid, Fatiha
Moumni, Rachid
Mourad, Khireddine
Moussaoui, Abdesselem
Moussaoui, Jamal
Najmi, Hassan
Nissabouri, Mostafa
Ouagrar, Mohamed
Ouassat, Embarek
Oussous, Mohamed
Rabbaoui, Mohamed Ali
Rajie, Abdellah
Salhi, Mohammed
Sebbagh, Mohamed
Serghini, Mohamed
Serhane, Abdelhak
Serhani, Mounir
Souag, Moha
Tebbal, Abdelkrim.
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ISBN
9781477318492 ((paperback))
1477318496 ((paperback))
LCCN
2019933056
OCLC
1053864186
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