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UNIVERSITY PRESSCambridge,New York,Melbourne,Madrid,Cape Town,Singapore,São Paulo  \nCambridge University PressThe Edinburgh Building,Cambridge CB22RU,UK  \nPublished in the United States of America by Cambridge University Press,New York  \nwww.cambridge.orgInformation on this title:www.cambridge.org/9780521331975  \n◎Cambridge University Press 1992  \nThis publication is in copyright.Subject to statutory exceptionand to the provisions of relevant collective licensing agreements,no reproduction of any part may take place withoutthe written permission of Cambridge University Press  \nFirst published 1992Reprinted 1997  \nA catalogue record for this publication is availablefrom the British Library  \nLibrary of Congress Cataloguing in Publication data  \nModern Arabic literature/edited by M.M.Badawi.  \np.cm.-(The Cambridge History of Arabic literature)Includes bibliographical references and index.ISBN0-521-33197-8(hardback)  \n1.Arabic literature-20th century-History and criticism.  \nI.Badawi,Muhammad Mustafa.I.Series.PJ7538.M581992892’.7095-dc2091-41007-CIP  \nISBN-13978-0-521-33197-5 hardback  \nISBN-100-521-33197-8 hardback  \nTransferred to digital printing 2006  \nCONTENTS  \npviixii  \nEditorial note  \nChronological table of eventsMap of the Arab World  \nI Introduction  \nI.The backgroundIby M.M.BADAWI,University of Oxford  \nII.Translations and adaptations 1834-I91423by PIERRE CACHIA,Columbia University  \n2 The Neo-classical Arabic poets36by S.SoMEKH,Tel Aviv University  \n3 The Romantic poets82by R.C.OSTLE,University of Oxford  \n4 Modernist poetry in ArabicI32by SALMA KHADRA JAYYUSI,PROTA,Cambridge,Massa-chusetts  \n5 The beginnings of the Arabic novelI8oby RoGER ALLEN,University of Pennsylvania,Pbiladelpbia  \n6 The mature Arabic novel outside EgyptI93by ROGER ALLEN  \n7 The Egyptian novel from Zaynab to 198o223by HILARY KILPATRICK,University of Berne  \nvi  \nCONTENTS  \n8 The modern Arabic short story  \nby SABRY HAFEZ,School of Oriental and African Studies,University of London  \n9 Arabic drama:early developments329by M.M.BADAWI  \n10 Arabic drama since the thirties358by ALI AL-RAI,University of Ain Sbams,Cairo  \nIIThe prose stylistsby PIERRE CACHIA  \nI2 The criticsby PIERRE CACHIA  \nI3 Arab women writersby MIRIAM CooKE,Duke University  \nI4 Poetry in the vernacular  \n463  \nby MARILYN BooTH,University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign  \nBibliograpby  \n483  \nIndex  \n55I  \n# EDITORIAL NOTE\n\nA consolidated bibliography for the whole of this volume would have beentoo cumbersome to handle and its usefulness would have been somewhatlimited.It was decided therefore to have separate bibliographies forindividual chapters even at the risk of some repetition.In conformity withthe other volumes of the Cambridge History of Arabic Literature contributorshave been asked,mainly for reasons of space,to reduce their footnotes as faras possible to the bare minimum and to confine their bibliographies to themore important works,although obviously some have found it easier tocomply with this request than others and,indeed,in a number of chaptersfootnotes have been omitted altogether to make room for text.Anexception to this rule has been made in the case of the last two chaptersdealing with 'Poetry in the vernacular’and ‘Arab women writers’,respectively,as these are relatively unknown fields and it was felt that afuller list of references might be of some help to scholars wishing to carryout further investigations in them.Because of the proliferation of studies ofmodern Arabic literature in French,German,Italian,Spanish,Russian,andeven Dutch and Polish,bibliographies have in general been confined toworks in the English language.Since the Short Story has emerged as amajor genre in modern Arabic literature,enjoying perhaps greaterpopularity with writers and readers alike than other genres,more space hasbe","cbCailXSmpql12wz","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailXSmpql12wz","pdf",9977811,584,"English","# Editorial 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