dc.identifier

ECF_book_89

dc.creator

Capezio Oriana

dc.title

Arabic Metrics. A Study of the Ancient Tradition

dc.type

Monograph

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it

dc.description.abstract

Knowledge of the grammar of verse, which reached its highest speculative level with the theory of al-Halıl ibn Ahmad in the 8th century, is the secret heart of Arabic poetry – never hitherto systematically scrutinised – on which the challenges and disputes of poets and their critics have been nourished over the centuries. Beginning with a reading of medieval metrical treatises, the historical framework of the discipline of versification and the reconstruction of its technical foundations are offered here, followed by an analysis of each of the sixteen metres and finally an examination of the ways in which rhyme is composed.

dc.relation.ispartof

Medieval and Modern Philologies

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Serie orientale

dc.identifier.doi

10.14277/978-88-97735-40-3

dc.publisher

Edizioni Ca’ Foscari - Digital Publishing

dc.issued

2013-12-01

dc.identifier.uri

http://edizionicafoscari.unive.it/en/edizioni4/libri/978-88-7543-361-1/

dc.identifier.issn

2610-945X

dc.identifier.eissn

2610-9441

dc.identifier.isbn

978-88-7543-361-1

dc.identifier.eisbn

978-88-97735-40-3

dc.rights

Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Public License

dc.rights.uri

http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

item.fulltext

with fulltext

item.grantfulltext

open

dc.peer-review

yes