Takhyil: The Imaginary in Classical Arabic Poetics (Gibb Memorial Trust)
by Marlé Hammond, Geert Jan Van Gelder
A scholarly study of imagination and poetic theory in classical Arabic literature, drawing on historical texts and primary sources to explore rhetorical and philosophical dimensions.
About This Book
This volume examines the concept of the imaginary within classical Arabic poetics.
Contributors analyze historical texts and theoretical frameworks from the Arabic literary tradition.
The work draws on primary sources to discuss imagination as both a rhetorical and philosophical element.
Readers gain insight into how poetic theory developed in medieval Arabic scholarship.
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