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  1. Nūbat Ramal Al-Māya in Cultural Context
    The Pen, the Voice, the Text
    Author: Davila, Carl
    Published: 2015
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    ISBN: 9789004294530
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    Series: Brill Studies in Middle Eastern Literatures Ser.
    Subjects: Arabic poetry--Morocco
    Scope: 1 Online-Ressource (648 pages)
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  2. Nūbat Ramal al-Māya in cultural context
    the pen, the voice, the text
    Author: Davila, Carl
    Published: [2016]; © 2016
    Publisher:  Brill, Leiden

    Preliminary Material -- 1 Introduction: Al-Āla in Moroccan History and Society -- 2 Toward a Sociolinguistics of the Text -- 3 Al-Āla as a Literary Phenomenon -- 4 Mixed Orality: The Impact of the Voice on the Pen -- Introduction: General Comments --... more

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    Preliminary Material -- 1 Introduction: Al-Āla in Moroccan History and Society -- 2 Toward a Sociolinguistics of the Text -- 3 Al-Āla as a Literary Phenomenon -- 4 Mixed Orality: The Impact of the Voice on the Pen -- Introduction: General Comments -- I. Mīzān al-Basīṭ -- II. Mīzān al-Qāʾīm wa-niṣf -- III. Mīzān al-Bṭāyḥī -- IV. Mīzān ad-Darj -- V. Mīzān al-Quddām -- Supplements -- Appendices -- Bibliography -- Index. In this unique edition, Carl Davila takes an original approach to the texts of the modern Moroccan Andalusian music tradition. This volume offers a literary-critical analysis and English translation of the texts of this nūba , studies their linguistic and thematic features, and compares them with key manuscripts and published anthologies. Four introductory chapters and four appendices discuss the role of orality in the tradition and the manuscripts that lie behind the print anthologies. Two supplements cross-reference key poetic images in English and Arabic, and provide information on known authors of the texts. This groundbreaking contribution will interest scholars and students of pre-modern Arabic poetry, muwashshaḥāt , Andalusian music traditions, Arabic Studies, orality, and sociolinguistics

     
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    Series: Brill studies in Middle Eastern literatures ; volume 35
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    Subjects: Arabic poetry; Muwashshah; Arabic poetry; Arabic poetry; Folk poetry, Arabic; Songs, Arabic; Songs, Arabic; Arabic poetry; Folk poetry, Arabic; Muwashshah; Songs, Arabic; Criticism, interpretation, etc; Texts; Translations
    Scope: 1 Online-Ressource (XXII, 624 Seiten)
  3. Nubat Ramal al-Maya in cultural context
    the pen, the voice, the text
    Author: Davila, Carl
    Published: 2016
    Publisher:  Brill, Leiden, Netherlands ; Boston, [Massachusetts]

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    Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz, Max-Planck-Institut, Bibliothek
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    Series: Brill Studies in Middle Eastern Literatures ; Volume 35
    Subjects: Arabic poetry; Muwashshah; Arabic poetry; Arabic poetry; Folk poetry, Arabic; Songs, Arabic; Songs, Arabic
    Scope: 1 Online-Ressource (648 pages), illustrations, tables
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  4. Nūbat Ramal al-Māya in cultural context
    the pen, the voice, the text
    Author: Davila, Carl
    Published: 2016
    Publisher:  Brill, Leiden

    In this unique edition, Carl Davila takes an original approach to the texts of the modern Moroccan Andalusian music tradition. This volume offers a literary-critical analysis and English translation of the texts of this nūba , studies their... more

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    In this unique edition, Carl Davila takes an original approach to the texts of the modern Moroccan Andalusian music tradition. This volume offers a literary-critical analysis and English translation of the texts of this nūba , studies their linguistic and thematic features, and compares them with key manuscripts and published anthologies. Four introductory chapters and four appendices discuss the role of orality in the tradition and the manuscripts that lie behind the print anthologies. Two supplements cross-reference key poetic images in English and Arabic, and provide information on known authors of the texts. This groundbreaking contribution will interest scholars and students of pre-modern Arabic poetry, muwashshaḥāt , Andalusian music traditions, Arabic Studies, orality, and sociolinguistics.

     
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    Language: English; Arabic
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    Series: Brill studies in Middle Eastern literatures, ; v. 35
    Scope: 1 Online-Ressource (xxii, 624 pages)
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    Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
  5. Nūbat Ramal al-Māya in cultural context
    the pen, the voice, the text
    Author: Davila, Carl
    Published: [2016]
    Publisher:  Brill, Leiden

    1 The Canon2 Kunnāš al-Ḥāʼik; 2.1 Manuscripts; 2.2 Its Problematic Origins; 2.3 Structure and Contents; 2.4 Kunnāš al-Ḥāʼik and the Modern Canon; 2.5 Al-Ḥāʼik and Al-Jāmiʻī; 3 The Al-Jāmiʻī Corpus; 3.1 Manuscripts; 3.2 Structure and Contents; 3.3... more

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    1 The Canon2 Kunnāš al-Ḥāʼik; 2.1 Manuscripts; 2.2 Its Problematic Origins; 2.3 Structure and Contents; 2.4 Kunnāš al-Ḥāʼik and the Modern Canon; 2.5 Al-Ḥāʼik and Al-Jāmiʻī; 3 The Al-Jāmiʻī Corpus; 3.1 Manuscripts; 3.2 Structure and Contents; 3.3 Mīzān ad-Darj and the Al-Jāmiʻī Corpus; 4 Barwala and the Modern Canon; 4.1 Linguistic Notes on the Word, Barwala; 4.2 Structural, Linguistic and Metrical Considerations; 4.3 Barwala Text and Manuscript; 5 Concluding Thoughts on the Modern al-Āla Canon; Chapter 4 Mixed Orality: The Impact of the Voice on the Pen; 1 Text-As-Written, Text-As-Performed. 1.1 Performed Texts that Differ Substantially from their Written Versions1.2 Augmentation and Alteration of the Written Text in Performance; 1.2a The Uses of Tarāṭīn; 1.2b Repetition and Division of Verbal Expressions; 1.2c Syllables and the Rhythmic System; 2 Traces of Orality in the Written Corpus; 2.1 Reduction of Texts in Composition; 2.2 Text Variations in Different Parts of the Tradition; 2.3 Orthographic Variants that Signal Orality; 2.4 Poetic Intertextuality; 3 Performance Options and Written Text; 4 Themes and Contextualized Meaning; 5 Linguistic Registers in Al-Āla. 5.1 The Significance of Linguistic Registers in Al-Āla5.2 Linguistic Registers: Tawšīḥ and Zajal; 5.3 Linguistic Registers: Barwala; 5.4 Linguistic Register as an Analytical Tool for Al-Āla; 6 Linguistic Value in Al-Āla: Some Concluding Thoughts; Part 2 Nūbat Ramal al-Māya Text, Translation and Commentary; Introduction: General Comments; I. Mīzān al-Basīṭ; خاتم الرسل الكرام المنمى; عليك يارسول اللهّ أزكى تحيةّ; صلوا ياعباد جملة على اشرف; رب ليل ظفرت بالبدر; يارسول اللهّ يابدري; عروس يوم القيامة; تاج الكرام; يابديع الحسن يا خيرالانام; ذكري وأورادي; الاصلوا قياما وقعودا; يامعشر الفقرا. In this unique edition, Carl Davila takes an original approach to the texts of the modern Moroccan Andalusian music tradition. This volume offers a literary-critical analysis and English translation of the texts of this nu¿¿ba , studies their linguistic and thematic features, and compares them with key manuscripts and published anthologies. Four introductory chapters and four appendices discuss the role of orality in the tradition and the manuscripts that lie behind the print anthologies. Two supplements cross-reference key poetic images in English and Arabic, and provide information on known authors of the texts. This groundbreaking contribution will interest scholars and students of pre-modern Arabic poetry, muwashshah¿Đa¿¿t , Andalusian music traditions, Arabic Studies, orality, and sociolinguistics Untitled; Preface; Acknowledgements; List of Figures and Tables; On Transliteration; Sigla; Part 1 Text and Context; Chapter 1 Introduction: Al-Āla in Moroccan History and Society; 1 The Structure of the Tradition; 2 Personal and Institutional Relations: A Brief History of the Tradition; Chapter 2 Toward a Sociolinguistics of the Text; 1 The Canon and the Textual Turn; 2 The Value Theory of Tradition: Social, Economic and Linguistic Value in al-Āla; 3 A Theoretical Issue: The Pen as Integrative Tool; 4 A Sociolinguistics of the Text; Chapter 3 Al-Āla as a Literary Phenomenon. صلوا على الهاديوخيرمن تأتي ملوك الورى; ماراحتي; بادر وسلم على أنوار روضته; هوالنبي المعظم; في رضى وامتنان; ريح الخزام; ماللمو له; ياأهل طيبة لي في ربعكم قمر; صلى عليك إله العرش ماسجعت; يامصطفى من قبل نشأة آدم; غرامي مجدد; ياعاشقين; شد الحمول واعزم; يامحمد ياجوهرة عقدي ; سيد الرسل عشقته يا كرام; محمد خيرمخلوق سما خلقه; في حالة البعد روحي كنت ارسلها; II. Mīzān al-Qāʼim wa-Niṣf; باللهّ ياحادي النياق; يارسول اللهّ يابحر الوفا; بنورك أوضحت الهدى لمن اهتدى; يترى باللهّ ياترى; ان قيل زرتم بمارجعتم; محمد قد جل قدره; عشقت القمر; لولاك ماهمت وجدا; لاجمال إلاجماله العجيب; صلوا على شمس النبؤة والضحى.

     
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    ISBN: 9789004294530; 9004294538
    Series: Brill studies in Middle Eastern literatures ; volume 35
    Subjects: Arabic poetry; Muwashshah; Arabic poetry; Arabic poetry; Folk poetry, Arabic; Songs, Arabic; Songs, Arabic; Arabic poetry; Folk poetry, Arabic; Muwashshah; Songs, Arabic; Arabisch; Lyrik; Volkslyrik; Muwaššaha; Lied; Criticism, interpretation, etc; Texts; Translations
    Scope: 1 Online-Ressource (xxii, 624 pages)
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    Includes bibliographical references and indexes