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101			_aeng
200			_aHow to see palace pillars as if they were palm trees _bLIVR _fHussein Nassereddine _gBen Koerber
210			_a[s. n.] _cKayfa Ta _d2023
215			_a144 p. _ccouv.ill.coul. _d9.6 x 14.8
330			_aThis book explores writings and poems that exist on the margins of canonical Arabic literature. Many such poems exist now only through the footnotes of other documents, referenced but uncredited, republished in part, or lost forever to the endless fragmentation of sources in libraries and within manuscripts. Starting from analyzing a single verse of poetry on Abdallah the Killed (Abdallah al Qateel), who was killed by the last thing he saw; the columns of the castle, this book reflects on Abdallah the Killed, a fictional character that has a real genealogy, who nevertheless only exists in extensive footnotes that expound on his stories, and form the body of this book. An exploration of the idea of uncredited literature, authorship, historiography and its negative space.
600			_aNassereddine _bHussein _xPoète libanais _927188
606			_aLittérature arabe _xPoésie _927189
700			_4070 _aNassereddine _bHussein _927190
702			_4730 _aKoerber _bBen _927191
801			_aTN _b32BIS _c20260619 _gUNIMARC
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