Shmuel Moreh
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3663379 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Shmuel Moreh |
| NOMBRES | Shmuel |
| APELLIDO | Moreh |
| FIRMA | MOREH S |
| AFILIACIONES | 1Jerusalem |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 21 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 3 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1965 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1998 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
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REVEALING THE HOLY LAND: THE PHOTOGRAPHIC EXPLORATION OF PALESTINE. By Kathleen Stewart Howe. Museum of Art, Santa Barbara, 1997. 144pp. $US 60 (hb), $US 29.95 (pb). THE EMERGENCE OF THE ‘ABBASID AUTOCRACY: THE ‘ABBASID ARMY, KHURASAN AND ADHARBAYJAN. By Fukuzo Amabe, Kyoto University Press, 1995 xi + 322pp. THE BUKHARANS: A DYNASTIC, DIPLOMATIC AND COMMERCIAL HISTORY, 1550–1702. By Audrey Burton. Richmond, Surrey, UK; Curzon Press, 1997; xxxvii …
ʿAbd ar-Raḥmān Ibn al-ḥasan al-Ğabartī
Napoleon in Egypt
Al-Jabartai's Chronicle of the French occupation of Egypt, 1798, translated by S. Mereh Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte, by Louis Antoine Fauvelet de Bourrienne The scope of orientalism, by Edward W. Said
Three Shadow Plays
Very few examples of medieval Arabic drama have survived, a fact which constitutes a serious loss to our knowledge of Arab literary history. However, we can form some idea of the kind of work of which we have been deprived by examining the three shadow plays preserved for us, those of Ibn Daniyal, the thirteenth century poet and wit. These three plays display in all their vitality, directness and even coarseness the kind of entertainment popular …
Live Theatre and Dramatic Literature in the Medieval Arabic World
this original and scholarly study upsets received theories on the history of the dramatic art in Arabic...[and] opens up fascinating, new and unexpected vistas...--R.B. Serjeant, Emeritus Prof. of Arabic, Cambridge University A very bold and almost heroic act by Shmuel Moreh, challenging the omnipresent belief that the roots of the theatre among the Arabs are to be found in the West...Professor Moreh extends the horizon of our knowledge and illum…
Studies in Modern Arabic Prose and Poetry
Studies in Modern Arabic Prose and Poetry
Studies in Modern Arabic Prose and Poetry
The Shadow Play (Khayāl Al-Zill) in the Light of Arabic Literature
Bibliography of Arabic Books and Periodicals Published in Israel 1948-1972. (Bibliografiya sel sefarim w-ktave-et be-aravit se-hofiu b-Yisrael 1948-1972. Fihris al-matbuat al-arabiya fi Israil 1948-19…
Al-Jabartī's Chronicle of the First Seven Months of the French Occupation of Egypt, Muḥarram-Rajab 1213, 15 June-December 1798. Tārīkh muddat al-faransīs bi-miṣr
Modern Arabic Poetry 1800-1970 [The Development of Its Forms and Themes under the Influence of Western Literature]
Modern Arabic Poetry 1800-1970
Shaykh Damanhūrī on the Churches of Cairo (1739)
Arabic Works by Jewish Writers 1863-1973. (Fihris al-Maṭbūʿāt al-ʿArabīyah allatī allafahā aw nasharahā al-Udabā' wal-ʿUlamā' al-Yahūd 1863-1973)
Five writers of shi'r manthūr in modern Arabic literature
The success of Gibran's poetry in prose shi'r manthiur and his poetic prose nathr shi'ri and the vast activities of Amin al-Rihani in spreading his shi'r manthiur through his books, lectures, visits and travels in the Arab World, his speeches in which he recited much of his poetry in prose, his discussion of the genre, and his friendly relations with Arab poets, writers and journalists, the collections of shi'r manthiur published in Egypt and Leb…
Poetry in prose (al‐shi'r al‐manthūr) in modern Arabic literature
In Arabic literature there are clear cut definitions of poetry and prose (nathr), distinguishing them from one another, so that prose cannot be confused with poetry though it may have homoeoteleuton (saj'), rhythm, metaphor or any other poetical techniques except metre and the intention (qasd) to write poetry. This delimitation is due to the special attitude the Arabs have to their language in as much as the Qur'dn was written in it. The revelati…
Free verse (al-shi'r al-ḥurr) in modern Arabic literature
The beginning of the twentieth century marked a new and revolutionary stage in the history of Arabic poetry. Through the increasing influence of Western literature, some new genres which show only preliminary signs of emergence in the nineteenth century found official recognition, as in the case of the strophic verse, or experimenting with them was resumed, as in the case of the blank verse (shi'r mursal), which was first practisd by Rizq Allāh Ḥ…
Arabic literature in Israel
Arabic literature in Israel is still in its first stages of development. Yet this literature, now only 18 years old, is a true mirror for all the aspects of Arab life in Israel. It reflects the problems, hopes, opinions, feelings and character of the Israeli-Arab intelligensia in particular and the whole Israeli Arab community in general. The purpose of this article is not to venture any assessment of this literature, as it is almost all the prod…
Blank Verse (Al-Shi'R Al-Mursal) In Modern Arabic Literature
The accepted definition of poetry among most of the classical Arab prosodists is al-kalām al-mawzūn al-muqaffā 'speech in metre and rhyme'. Unrhymedverse was thus excluded. The simplest rhyme in Arabic verse is generally, a consonant (rawiyy)between two vowels. The only exception to this rule is the rhyme of al-qaṣīda al-maqṣūra, i.e. in a poem which rhymes with alif maqṣūra, where the consonantis not important. It is obvious from the different s…
Reputed autographs of 'Abd al-Raḥmān al-Jabartī and related problems
It is of great importance to identify the autographs of al-Jabarī (1754-1825/6),2as by doing so we shall be able to know whether there were any deliberate changes or omissions by the redactors, editors, and copyists of his works. Moreover, it will be possible to solve many problems created by the calligraphic and copying mistakes of the transcribers, such as homoeoteleuton, homoeoarchy, homoeotopy, dittography, misplacement of diacritical dots (t…
Napoleon in Egypt
Al-Jabartai's Chronicle of the French occupation of Egypt, 1798, translated by S. Mereh Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte, by Louis Antoine Fauvelet de Bourrienne The scope of orientalism, by Edward W. Said
Studies in Modern Arabic Prose and Poetry
Reputed autographs of 'Abd al-Raḥmān al-Jabartī and related problems
It is of great importance to identify the autographs of al-Jabarī (1754-1825/6),2as by doing so we shall be able to know whether there were any deliberate changes or omissions by the redactors, editors, and copyists of his works. Moreover, it will be possible to solve many problems created by the calligraphic and copying mistakes of the transcribers, such as homoeoteleuton, homoeoarchy, homoeotopy, dittography, misplacement of diacritical dots (t…
Blank Verse (Al-Shi'R Al-Mursal) In Modern Arabic Literature
The accepted definition of poetry among most of the classical Arab prosodists is al-kalām al-mawzūn al-muqaffā 'speech in metre and rhyme'. Unrhymedverse was thus excluded. The simplest rhyme in Arabic verse is generally, a consonant (rawiyy)between two vowels. The only exception to this rule is the rhyme of al-qaṣīda al-maqṣūra, i.e. in a poem which rhymes with alif maqṣūra, where the consonantis not important. It is obvious from the different s…
Arabic literature in Israel
Arabic literature in Israel is still in its first stages of development. Yet this literature, now only 18 years old, is a true mirror for all the aspects of Arab life in Israel. It reflects the problems, hopes, opinions, feelings and character of the Israeli-Arab intelligensia in particular and the whole Israeli Arab community in general. The purpose of this article is not to venture any assessment of this literature, as it is almost all the prod…
Poetry in prose (al‐shi'r al‐manthūr) in modern Arabic literature
In Arabic literature there are clear cut definitions of poetry and prose (nathr), distinguishing them from one another, so that prose cannot be confused with poetry though it may have homoeoteleuton (saj'), rhythm, metaphor or any other poetical techniques except metre and the intention (qasd) to write poetry. This delimitation is due to the special attitude the Arabs have to their language in as much as the Qur'dn was written in it. The revelati…
Free verse (al-shi'r al-ḥurr) in modern Arabic literature
The beginning of the twentieth century marked a new and revolutionary stage in the history of Arabic poetry. Through the increasing influence of Western literature, some new genres which show only preliminary signs of emergence in the nineteenth century found official recognition, as in the case of the strophic verse, or experimenting with them was resumed, as in the case of the blank verse (shi'r mursal), which was first practisd by Rizq Allāh Ḥ…
Five writers of shi'r manthūr in modern Arabic literature
The success of Gibran's poetry in prose shi'r manthiur and his poetic prose nathr shi'ri and the vast activities of Amin al-Rihani in spreading his shi'r manthiur through his books, lectures, visits and travels in the Arab World, his speeches in which he recited much of his poetry in prose, his discussion of the genre, and his friendly relations with Arab poets, writers and journalists, the collections of shi'r manthiur published in Egypt and Leb…
Arabic Works by Jewish Writers 1863-1973. (Fihris al-Maṭbūʿāt al-ʿArabīyah allatī allafahā aw nasharahā al-Udabā' wal-ʿUlamā' al-Yahūd 1863-1973)
Modern Arabic Poetry 1800-1970
Shaykh Damanhūrī on the Churches of Cairo (1739)
Modern Arabic Poetry 1800-1970 [The Development of Its Forms and Themes under the Influence of Western Literature]
Al-Jabartī's Chronicle of the First Seven Months of the French Occupation of Egypt, Muḥarram-Rajab 1213, 15 June-December 1798. Tārīkh muddat al-faransīs bi-miṣr
Bibliography of Arabic Books and Periodicals Published in Israel 1948-1972. (Bibliografiya sel sefarim w-ktave-et be-aravit se-hofiu b-Yisrael 1948-1972. Fihris al-matbuat al-arabiya fi Israil 1948-19…
The Shadow Play (Khayāl Al-Zill) in the Light of Arabic Literature
Studies in Modern Arabic Prose and Poetry
Studies in Modern Arabic Prose and Poetry
Studies in Modern Arabic Prose and Poetry
Napoleon in Egypt
Al-Jabartai's Chronicle of the French occupation of Egypt, 1798, translated by S. Mereh Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte, by Louis Antoine Fauvelet de Bourrienne The scope of orientalism, by Edward W. Said
Three Shadow Plays
Very few examples of medieval Arabic drama have survived, a fact which constitutes a serious loss to our knowledge of Arab literary history. However, we can form some idea of the kind of work of which we have been deprived by examining the three shadow plays preserved for us, those of Ibn Daniyal, the thirteenth century poet and wit. These three plays display in all their vitality, directness and even coarseness the kind of entertainment popular …
Live Theatre and Dramatic Literature in the Medieval Arabic World
this original and scholarly study upsets received theories on the history of the dramatic art in Arabic...[and] opens up fascinating, new and unexpected vistas...--R.B. Serjeant, Emeritus Prof. of Arabic, Cambridge University A very bold and almost heroic act by Shmuel Moreh, challenging the omnipresent belief that the roots of the theatre among the Arabs are to be found in the West...Professor Moreh extends the horizon of our knowledge and illum…
ʿAbd ar-Raḥmān Ibn al-ḥasan al-Ğabartī
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REVEALING THE HOLY LAND: THE PHOTOGRAPHIC EXPLORATION OF PALESTINE. By Kathleen Stewart Howe. Museum of Art, Santa Barbara, 1997. 144pp. $US 60 (hb), $US 29.95 (pb). THE EMERGENCE OF THE ‘ABBASID AUTOCRACY: THE ‘ABBASID ARMY, KHURASAN AND ADHARBAYJAN. By Fukuzo Amabe, Kyoto University Press, 1995 xi + 322pp. THE BUKHARANS: A DYNASTIC, DIPLOMATIC AND COMMERCIAL HISTORY, 1550–1702. By Audrey Burton. Richmond, Surrey, UK; Curzon Press, 1997; xxxvii …
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