L Adab Toujours Recommenc Origins Transmission and Metamorphoses of Adab Literature

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L Adab Toujours Recommenc Origins Transmission and Metamorphoses of Adab Literature

Author	: Anonim
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Publisher	: Islamic Literatures: Texts and
Language	: English
Release Date	: 25 May 2023
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This volume provides a thorough analysis of the "Origins", "Transmissions" and "Metamorphoses" of the Islamicate notion of Adab through a variety of multidisciplinary up-to-date research perspectives, from the Middle Ages up to the Modern era.

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