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Author	Abu-Haidar, J. A.
Title	Hispano-Arabic literature and the early Provençal lyrics / J.A. Abu-Haider
Imprint	Richmond, Surrey : Curzon, 2001

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Contents

Acknowledgements

Preface

What This Work is About: By Way of Introduction 1

1 The Language and Function of the Hispano-Arabic Zajal 31

2 Al-Hazl: Burlesque Literature in Al-Andalus and its Antecedents in the Arab East 42

3 The Script and Text of Ibn Quzman's Diwan: Some Giveaway Secrets 54

4 The Diminutives in the Diwan of Ibn Quzman: A Product of Their Hispanic Milieu? 86

5 The Kharja of the Muwashshah in a New Light 107

6 The Muwashshahat in the Light of the Literary Life that Produced Them 119

7 The Muwashshahat: Are They a Mystery? 126

8 The Case for the Arabic Origins of the Muwashshahat: Court Poetry and Burlesque in Al-Andalus 139

9 The Arabic Origins of the Muwashshahat 147

10 The Lack of Metaphorical Affinity Between the Muwashshahat and the Early Provencal Lyrics 171

11 The Language of Hispano-Arabic Poetry and of the Early Provencal Lyrics: A Comparative Semantic Abstract 181

12 Ibn Hazm's Tawq al-Hamama and Courtly Love: A Case of Selective Evidence 235

References 258

Index 264

Description x, 266 pages ; 25 cm

Note Includes bibliographical references (p. 258-263) and index

Subjects Arabic poetry -- Spain -- History and criticism.

Provençal literature -- History and criticism.

Arabic poetry -- 750-1258 -- History and criticism.

LC NO PJ8410 .A264 2001

PJ8410 .A264 2001

OCLC # 45306721

Isn/Std # GBA0-W1968

ISBN 0700710159

	Acknowledgements
	Preface
	What This Work is About: By Way of Introduction	1
1	The Language and Function of the Hispano-Arabic Zajal	31
2	Al-Hazl: Burlesque Literature in Al-Andalus and its Antecedents in the Arab East	42
3	The Script and Text of Ibn Quzman's Diwan: Some Giveaway Secrets	54
4	The Diminutives in the Diwan of Ibn Quzman: A Product of Their Hispanic Milieu?	86
5	The Kharja of the Muwashshah in a New Light	107
6	The Muwashshahat in the Light of the Literary Life that Produced Them	119
7	The Muwashshahat: Are They a Mystery?	126
8	The Case for the Arabic Origins of the Muwashshahat: Court Poetry and Burlesque in Al-Andalus	139
9	The Arabic Origins of the Muwashshahat	147
10	The Lack of Metaphorical Affinity Between the Muwashshahat and the Early Provencal Lyrics	171
11	The Language of Hispano-Arabic Poetry and of the Early Provencal Lyrics: A Comparative Semantic Abstract	181
12	Ibn Hazm's Tawq al-Hamama and Courtly Love: A Case of Selective Evidence	235
	References	258
	Index	264