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Various <strong>Lang</strong>uages and Literatures<br />
Verschiedene Sprachen und Literaturen<br />
<strong>Lang</strong>ues et littératures diverses<br />
English Titles<br />
Jamal Assadi (ed . and transl .)<br />
The Story of a People<br />
he Story of a People is the sixth in a series<br />
of volumes on Palestinian writers<br />
who compel into unity the contradictions of<br />
being Israeli citizens as well as sons and<br />
daughters of the Palestinian people . This volume<br />
contains the works of forty poets, and<br />
offers a variety of themes, styles, contexts,<br />
imagery, tones, and language .<br />
The poets, arranged alphabetically, depict<br />
a faithful picture of the various aspects<br />
of Arab life among what is called, paradoxically,<br />
Israeli-Palestinian societies . They present<br />
new arenas where opposing factors harmoniously<br />
join to struggle for dignity, freedom,<br />
and justice . Readers of this volume will encounter<br />
serious poems strewn with light and<br />
humorous themes and poems of sensual and<br />
spiritual love interwoven with poems of the<br />
unusual and political . These Israeli- Palestinian<br />
poets’ distinctive flavor emerges from<br />
their ability to challenge norms, fight oppression,<br />
and burst open closed doors to tell their<br />
own stories – the stories of their plight, alienation,<br />
marginalization, and hopes and<br />
dreams – in a new magnified voice, first to<br />
their community, then to their people and<br />
Jamal Assadi (ed .)<br />
Ibrahim Mālik<br />
The Man and His Selected Works<br />
Edited and translated<br />
by Jamal Assadi<br />
With Assistance from Simon Jacobs<br />
→ p. 3<br />
An Anthology of Palestinian Poets<br />
within the Green-Lines<br />
Edited and translated by Jamal Assadi<br />
With Assistance from Simon Jacobs<br />
New York, Bern, Berlin, Bruxelles, Frankfurt am Main, Oxford, Wien, 2012 .<br />
XVIII, 231 pp .<br />
hb . ISBN 978-1-4331-1603-2<br />
CHF 75 .– / € D 56 .70 / € A 58 .20 / € 52 .95 / £ 48 .– / US-$ 79 .95<br />
nation, then to their country, and now to the<br />
wider English-speaking public .<br />
JaMal assaDi is a lecturer at An-Najah<br />
National University, Nablus and chairs the<br />
English Department at the College of Sakhnin<br />
for Teacher Education . He received his PhD<br />
in English literature from the University of<br />
Newcastle upon Tyne in England . In addition<br />
to numerous articles in professional journals,<br />
Dr . Assadi is the author of Acting, Rhetoric,<br />
and Interpretation in Selected Novels by<br />
F. Scott Fitzgerald and Saul Bellow (2006); A<br />
Distant Drummer: Foreign Perspectives on<br />
F. Scott Fitzgerald (2007); Mohammad Ali Taha’s<br />
«A Rose to Hafeeza’s Eyes» and Other Stories<br />
(2008); Father and Son: Selected Short Fiction<br />
by Hanna Ibrahim Elias and Mohammad Ali<br />
Saeid (2009); Three Voices from the Galilee:<br />
Selected Short Stories by Mohammad Nafaa,<br />
Zaki Darwish and Naji Daher (2010); Mustafa<br />
Murrar: «The Internal Pages» and Other Stories<br />
(2010); Loud Sounds from the Holy Land:<br />
Short Fiction by Palestinian Women (2011); and<br />
The Road to Self-Revival: Sufism, Heritage, Intertextuality<br />
and Meta-Poetry in Modern Arabic<br />
Poetry (2011) .<br />
New<br />
eBooks at<br />
www.peterlang.com<br />
Marianne Bechhaus-Gerst<br />
The (Hi)story of Nobiin –<br />
1000 Years of <strong>Lang</strong>uage Change<br />
Frankfurt am Main, Berlin, Bern, Bruxelles,<br />
New York, Oxford, Wien, 2011 . 252 pp ., 1 graph<br />
I<br />
hb . ISBN 978-3-631-61494-5<br />
CHF 66 .– / € D 49 .80 / € A 51 .20 / € 46 .50 /<br />
£ 41 .90 / US-$ 69 .95<br />
t is not often that we can observe language<br />
change in a language over a period of more<br />
than one thousand years . Nobiin-Nubian is<br />
the only language of the Nilo-Saharan phylum<br />
amongst African languages where this is<br />
possible . This book analyzes processes of language<br />
change and grammaticalization in this<br />
language based on textual evidence from Old<br />
Nobiin, written between the 8th and the 15th<br />
century, as well as from Modern Nobiin . At<br />
the same time the study of the non-religious<br />
texts in Old Nobiin gives new insights into<br />
history, culture and society of Medieval Nubia<br />
. As so far most of the work on Old Nobiin<br />
has been done by classical scholars and the<br />
texts are available only in non-transcribed<br />
and non-segmented form, the numerous examples<br />
from the texts may serve to interest<br />
scholars with different backgrounds for the<br />
interesting subject of language change in Nobiin<br />
as well as the medieval history of Nubia .<br />
Marianne BeCHHaus-Gerst is Professor<br />
of African Studies at the University of Cologne<br />
. She is a historian, historical linguist and<br />
sociolinguist . Her major research interests include<br />
languages and history of the Sudan, colonial<br />
history and postcolonial studies .<br />
Sabaheta Gačanin<br />
The Persian Divan<br />
by Ahmad Khatem Aqovalizade<br />
Frankfurt am Main, Berlin, Bern, Bruxelles,<br />
New York, Oxford, Wien, 2011 . 461 pp .<br />
Leipziger Beiträge zur Orientforschung . Bd . 28<br />
Herausgegeben von Hans-Georg Ebert<br />
hb . ISBN 978-3-631-61561-4<br />
T<br />
CHF 113 .– / € D 77 .80 / € A 80 .– / € 72 .70 /<br />
£ 65 .40 / US-$ 112 .95<br />
his book offers an analysis model providing<br />
a descriptive selection of linguistic<br />
features from a stylistic aspect, as well<br />
as an interpretation from a semantic aspect,<br />
Our complete backlist is available at www.peterlang.com<br />
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