Introduction
1: "A great theosophist rather than a great poet?"
2: Ibn `Arab=i on poetry: three prose texts
3: Ibn `Arab=i and the Qur'an: a series of poems
4: Ibn `Arab=i and the Poets: Imitations and Replies
5: Rhyme and Reason: Five R=a'iyy=at
6: "Ultra-monorhyme": a stylistic eccentricity in comparative
perspective
7: Ibn `Arab=i's mu`ashshar=at: A Comparative Approach
8: Speech, and Cosmology in Ibn `Arab=i's Mu`ashshar=at
9: Conclusion
Annex: The Poems
Bibliography
Denis McAuley was Beeson Scholar at St John's College, Oxford, and gained his DPhil in Oriental Studies from Oxford University in 2008. He currently works as a translator at United Nations Headquarters, New York. This is his first book.
a luminous study ... captivating
*The Tablet*
This book is well defined and fulfils its purpose. It should
therefore prove valuable to those interested in Ibn Arabi's poems
and Arabic literature in general.
*Abdullah Sliti, The Islamic Quarterly*
Denis McAuley is to be commended for his achievement.
*Th. Emil Homerin, Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African
Studies*
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