Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Notes on Editions of and References to Ali and Nino
- Introduction: Ali and Nino as World Literature
- 1 Ali and Nino: The Novel as/of Cultural Translation
- 2 Crossing Borders, Crossing Disciplines: Ali and Nino in the Twenty-First Century
- 3 Glowing Rubies and Persian Daggers: The Role of Persian Poetry in Ali and Nino
- 4 Gendered Stereotypes and Cross-Cultural Moral Values through the Eyes of Kurban Said
- 5 Orientalist Itineraries: Cultural Hegemony, Gender, Race, and Religion in Ali and Nino
- 6 Gendered Conflicts in Muslim and Christian Cultures: Honor (and Shame) in Ali and Nino
- 7 Love and Politics: Retelling History in Ali and Nino and Artush and Zaur
- 8 “Herr Professor, Please: We'd Rather Stay in Asia”: Ali Khan Shirvanshir and the Spaces of Baku
- 9 The Female Body and the Seduction of Modernity in Ali and Nino
- 10 Seeing the Unseen: Symbolic Writing in Ali and Nino
- 11 Ali and Nino and Jewish Questions
- 12 Between Orientalism and Occidentalism: Culture, Identity, and the “Clash of Civilizations” in Ali and Nino
- Works Cited
- Notes on the Contributors
- Index
Frontmatter
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 30 August 2017
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Notes on Editions of and References to Ali and Nino
- Introduction: Ali and Nino as World Literature
- 1 Ali and Nino: The Novel as/of Cultural Translation
- 2 Crossing Borders, Crossing Disciplines: Ali and Nino in the Twenty-First Century
- 3 Glowing Rubies and Persian Daggers: The Role of Persian Poetry in Ali and Nino
- 4 Gendered Stereotypes and Cross-Cultural Moral Values through the Eyes of Kurban Said
- 5 Orientalist Itineraries: Cultural Hegemony, Gender, Race, and Religion in Ali and Nino
- 6 Gendered Conflicts in Muslim and Christian Cultures: Honor (and Shame) in Ali and Nino
- 7 Love and Politics: Retelling History in Ali and Nino and Artush and Zaur
- 8 “Herr Professor, Please: We'd Rather Stay in Asia”: Ali Khan Shirvanshir and the Spaces of Baku
- 9 The Female Body and the Seduction of Modernity in Ali and Nino
- 10 Seeing the Unseen: Symbolic Writing in Ali and Nino
- 11 Ali and Nino and Jewish Questions
- 12 Between Orientalism and Occidentalism: Culture, Identity, and the “Clash of Civilizations” in Ali and Nino
- Works Cited
- Notes on the Contributors
- Index
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- Approaches to Kurban Said's Ali and NinoLove, Identity, and Intercultural Conflict, pp. i - ivPublisher: Boydell & BrewerPrint publication year: 2017