Chapter Erranze poetiche e geografiche nei poeti del Gharb al-Andalus
The arab poetry is born among the wandering bedouins of the desert. The long odes (qasidat), were born to be recited in the camp, at night, under the stars and around the fire. The ode includes always a section named nasib wich intention is to describe the erratic course of the desert rider in searc...
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