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Reviews
Author(s) Title Reference
DIANE WATT Sahar Amer, Crossing Borders: Love between Women in Medieval French and Arabic Literatures, The Middle Ages Series 79/1, p. 143
Leslie C. Brook Sahar Amer, Ésope au féminin: Marie de France et la politique de l'interculturalité, Faux Titre 169 70/1, p. 146

languages

  • Arabic
  • Latin
  • French
  • Italian
  • tenth-century Arabic
  • eleventh-century Arabic
  • thirteenth-century Arabic
  • Anglo-Norman

works

  • One Thousand and One Nights
  • Romulus Nilantii
  • Livre des Manières
  • Escoufle
  • Encyclopedia of Pleasure
  • Anthology of Metonymie Devices Used by the Literati and Allusions in Eloquent Speech
  • The Delight of Hearts
  • An Intelligent Man's Guide to the Art of Coition
  • Yde et Olive
  • Kalilah wa Dimnah

people

  • Marie de France
  • Alfred
  • Etienne de Fougères
  • Ibn Nasr
  • al-Jurjani
  • al-Tifashi
  • Ibn Falita

subjects

  • narrative
  • cultural
  • censorship
  • interpretation
  • representation
  • marginality
  • Terminology
  • Authority
  • morality
  • feminism
  • cross-dressing
  • aesthetics
  • Sexuality
  • knowledge
  • fragmentation
  • didactics
  • lesbianism
  • interculturality
  • empowerment
  • positivity
  • symbolism
  • ambiguity

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  • Hereford
  • Amsterdam
  • Philadelphia, Pa
  • Chicago, 111.
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