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Tag: Jadaliyya

May 2, 2011May 2, 2011 mlynxqualey Uncategorized

How Does an Arab Poet Reconcile Ties to His Regime?

Day provides context for "The Betrayal," written by a beloved poet with ties to the Yemeni regime.

April 20, 2011 mlynxqualey magazines

New Online Venue for Arabic Literature (in Arabic and English)

This week, Jadaliyya debuted its new culture section, promising updates every Monday.

March 30, 2011March 30, 2012 mlynxqualey Palestine

Palestinian Poetry for Youm al-Ard, Day of the Land

Today on Jadaliyya, Sinan Antoon published translations of two Rashid Hussein poems to mark Youm al-Ard, or Palestinian Land Day.

October 15, 2010 mlynxqualey Iraq, poetry

Poet Saadi Youssef on the Beauty of Arabic and Difficulties of Translation

"First of all, I can’t write poetry in any other language. Impossible. I have to write in Arabic because each language has its own history and Arabic is my history. I consider Arabic to be the most beautiful language."

September 24, 2010September 24, 2010 mlynxqualey Uncategorized

Excerpt of Sinan Antoon’s New Novel, The Pomegranate Alone, on Jadaliyya

The Pomegranate Alone, released this summer in Arabic, is Sinan Antoon's second novel. Antoon has also published two collections of poetry (only Baghdad Blues is available in English) and translated Mahmoud Darwish's In the Presence of Absence, which will be forthcoming from Archipelago next spring.

September 22, 2010 mlynxqualey magazines

New E-Magazine Jadaliyya Features Culture, Politics, and Some ‘Tough Niece’

Jadaliyya---a new e-magazine from the Arab Studies Institute---seems to be slowly emerging. Postings began in July, twitterings and Facebookings the following month, and now the magazine seems to be softly launching.

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