Arabic, Persian, and Turkic Poetics: Towards a Post-Eurocentric Literary Theory (Proceedings of the British Academy: Themed volumes of essays in the humanities and social sciences, 266)
This scholarly collection examines Arabic, Persian, and Turkic poetics while considering the possibilities of a post-Eurocentric literary theory. As a themed volume in the humanities and social sciences, it offers a comparative framework for readers exploring literary traditions, poetics, and approaches to global literary study.
About This Book
This scholarly volume examines poetics across Arabic, Persian, and Turkic literary traditions.
It considers the development of literary theory from perspectives beyond a primarily Eurocentric framework.
As a themed volume of essays in the humanities and social sciences, it brings together academic approaches to comparative literary study.
The book is intended for readers interested in poetics, literary theory, and the intellectual histories of these language traditions.
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