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Persian Literature, Ancient and Modern, Elizabeth A. Reed
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Elizabeth A. Reed

Persian Literature, Ancient and Modern

In “Persian Literature, Ancient and Modern,” Elizabeth A. Reed offers a comprehensive exploration of the rich tapestry of Persian literary tradition, tracing its evolution from ancient texts to contemporary expressions. Reed meticulously examines key works and genres'Äîranging from the epic poetry of Ferdowsi to the modern prose of contemporary authors'Äîwhile also highlighting the cultural and historical contexts that have shaped these narratives. Her literary style is both engaging and authoritative, employing a combination of critical analysis and interpretive insight that draws the reader into the intricacies of Persian literature's dynamic heritage. Elizabeth A. Reed is a distinguished scholar in Persian studies, with a deep-seated passion for the literature and culture of Iran. Her extensive research and proficiency in multiple languages allow her to navigate original texts with agrarian precision, illuminating the nuances of Persian storytelling. Reed's own experiences within Persian-speaking communities have informed her understanding of the literary landscape, enabling her to connect ancient themes to modern realities, thus enriching her analysis of the literary evolution. This book is essential for anyone interested in understanding the profound impact of Persian literature on global literary discourse. Reed'Äôs insightful perspectives will captivate both newcomers and seasoned scholars alike, making it a valuable addition to academic libraries and personal collections.
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393 afgedrukte pagina’s
Auteursrechteigenaar
Bookwire
Oorspronkelijke uitgave
2019
Jaar van uitgave
2019
Uitgeverij
Good Press
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