Naslov (ara)

Ar-Risāla

Autor

Nepoznat,

Opis (srp)

Pesme hvale (madih) i pogrde (hidža) takode su se ponovo pojavile krajem devetnaestog i početkom dvadesetog veka. Ahmed Šauki je napisao nekoliko dela slaveći Kemala Ataturka, turskog vođe, koji je doneo reforme, ali kada je Ataturk raspustio halifat, Šauki nije gubio vreme da ga napadne u stihu. Politički stavovi u poeziji su često bili nepodobniji u dvadesetom veku nego što su bili u sedmom i nekoliko pesnika se suočilo sa cenzurom ili izgnanstvom, kao što je bio slučaj Abd al-Vahaba al-Bajatija. Posle Drugog svetskog rata, postojao je prilično neuspešan pokret od nekoliko pesnika koji su pisali pesme u shi'rhurr ili slobodnom stihu. Većina tih eksperimenata je napušteno u korist poezije u prozi, a među najuticajnijim predstavnicima bila je Nazik al-Malaika; još jedna savremena protagonistkinja bila je Iman Mirsal. Razvoj modernističke poezije uticao je i na arapsku poeziju. Godina izdavanja: 1557.

Opis (eng)

The poems of praise (madih), and the lampoon (hija) also returned in the late 19th and early 20th century. Ahmed Shawqi produced several works praising the reforming Turkish leader Kemal Atatürk, but when Atatürk abolished the caliphateShawqi was not slow in attacking him in verse. Political views in poetry were often more unwelcome in the 20th century than they had been in the7th, and several poets faced censorship or, in the case of Abd al-Wahhab Al-Bayyati, exile.After World War II there was a largely unsuccessful movementby several poets to write poems in shi'rhurr or free verse. Most of these experiments were abandoned in favour of prose poetry, of which one of the most influential proponents was Nazik Al-Malaika; another contemporary exponent is ImanMersal. The growth of modernist poetry also influenced poetry in Arabic. Year of publishing: 1557.

Jezik

arapski

Datum

2012-03-29T10:35:05.392Z

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