Alif: Journal of Comparative Poetics

View more issues:

Articles in Annual 2003 issue of Alif: Journal of Comparative Poetics

• Literature and the sacred
• The dilemma of the literary approach to the Qur'an
  by Nasr Abu-Zayd
• Lire dans le parcours d'une creation
  by Heba Machhour
• Authorship in Sufi poetry
  by Michael Frishkopf
• Turkish Alevi poetry in the twentieth century: the fusion of political and religious identities
  by Markus Dressler
• Pilgrim clouds: the polymorphous sacred in Indo-Muslim imagination
  by Scott Kugle
• Rilke's Duino angels and the angels of Islam
  by Karen J. Campbell
• La poesie impie ou le sacre du poete: sur quelques modernes
  by Olivier Secardin
• Floire and Blancheflor: courtly hagiography or radical romance?
  by Marla Segol
• Moi aussi, je suis musulman: Rai, Islam, and masculinity in Maghrebi transnational identity
  by Angelica Maria DeAngelis
• Three in one divinity
  by Farid Abu-Si'da
• A reading in the book of flesh
  by Boutros Hallaq
• Busiri's Burda: an overview and correspondences
  by Ahmad Taher Hassanein
• Dostoevsky: the dialectic of skepticism and faith
  by Anwar Mohamed Ibrahim
• Revolutionary fiction and fictional revolution: a new reading of The Children of Gabalawi
  by Richard Jacquemond
• Institutionalizing the Sacred: the case of al-Shafi'i
  by Ali Mabrook
• New poetry and sacred masks: a reading in medieval poetic discourse
  by Salah Kamil Salim
• The beautiful and the sacred in art and religion
  by Said Tawfiq