Wine, women and song : Hebrew and Arabic literature of medieval Iberia / edited by Michelle M. Hamilton, Sarah J. Portnoy, David A. Wacks.

Other author Hamilton, Michelle, 1969-
Other author Portnoy, Sarah J.
Other author Wacks, David A.
Format Book
Publication InfoNewark, Del. : Juan de la Cuesta, ©2004.
Description139 pages ; 23 cm.
Subjects
Hebrew literature, Medieval--History and criticism.
Arabic literature--1258-1800. --History and criticism.
Spanish literature--Classical period, 1500-1700. --History and criticism.
Jewish literature--Spain. --History and criticism.

SeriesJuan de la Cuesta Hispanic monographs
Juan de la Cuesta Hispanic monographs. ^A252978
Contents Expurgation and Bowdlerization in Hispanic traditional poetry / Samuel G. Armistead -- Qué me siegue esta cebada! and other euphemistic metaphors in the Spanish ballad tradition / Sarah J. Portnoy -- Between secular and sacred: the song of songs in the work of Abraham ibn Ezra / David A. Wacks -- Poetry and desire: sexual and cultural temptation in the Hebrew Maqama tradition / Michelle M. Hamilton -- "Ke adame filiolo alieno": three muwaššaḥāt with the same kharja / Adriana Valencia and Shamma Boyarin -- Wine and genre: Khamrĭyya in the Andalusĭ maqăma / Douglas C. Young -- Romancing the past: two narrative examples of interfaith relations / Cristina Guardiola -- Romanticizing the Moor in the sixteenth-century Spanish ballad / Mary B. Quinn -- The legacy of the Thousand and One Nights in Argentina: translation, narrative and politics in Borges, Puig, Piglia / Sergio Waisman.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references.
ISBN1588710386