Divided Mediterranean, Divided World

Divided Mediterranean, Divided World: The Influence of Arabic on Medieval Italian Poetry describes the significant role played by Arabic and Islamic poetry, legends, tales, and philosophy on major Italian poets in the Middle Ages in spite of the denial of some of the poets themselves of such an influence. Psychologists do not seem to pay much attention to the love–hate syndrome that affects sensitive souls in politically unstable states. Similarly, many literary critics continue to turn a blind eye to the influence of Arabic on Medieval Italian poetry. Historians also present history to us not only through documents they have read in archives, but they similarly express their own divergent personal opinions and interpretations of historical events

Ancient history · Arabic · Archaeology · Art · Denial · Islam · Linguistics · Literature · Medieval Literature · Middle Ages · Poetry · Byzantine Studies and History · Classics · Historical and Linguistic Studies · History · Philosophy · Psychology · Renaissance and Early Modern Studies

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