The published life's work of the founding father of German sociology is now being made available for international research and teaching with a new complete edition. Volume 10 is the sixth of a projected 24-volume edition. The predominant theme in T?¶nnies' writings from 1916 to 1918 is the First Wo
Humor in der arabischen Kultur / Humor in Arabic Culture
✍ Scribed by Georges Tamer
- Publisher
- Walter De Gruyter
- Year
- 2009
- Tongue
- German
- Leaves
- 408
- Category
- Library
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✦ Synopsis
The published life's work of the founding father of German sociology is now being made available for international research and teaching with a new complete edition. Volume 10 is the sixth of a projected 24-volume edition. The predominant theme in T?¶nnies' writings from 1916 to 1918 is the First World War; he saw literary monitoring of it as a national obligation which no intellectual could neglect. His political journalism from that time is characterised by the internal political and social conditions in England, that country's foreign, colonial and global policies, the ""warmongering"" of England and Russia and international legal aspects of the Great War. A counterpoint to these writings, which were born of a national educational motivation, is provided by his texts remembering Theodor Storm, which attest to a deep friendship, the significance of which has been largely overlooked by literary historians.
✦ Table of Contents
Frontmatter
......Page 2
Contents......Page 6
Introduction......Page 10
Religion and Humor
......Page 22
The Qur'ān and humor......Page 24
Verstehen Sie Spaß?......Page 50
Qabd (Beklommenheit) und bast (Gelöstheit) als Grundeinstellungen islamischer Mystik......Page 70
The joke in rabbinic literature......Page 78
Der Humor als Schritt ins Christentum......Page 98
Cross-Cultural Humor
......Page 116
Witz und Schwank in der Kontinuität mittelmeerischer Kultur......Page 118
Humor aus der Antike in der mittelalterlichen arabischen Literatur......Page 128
The Byzantine sense of humor......Page 148
Conflicting tendencies between higher and lower strata of humor......Page 158
Humor in Medieval Arabic Literature
......Page 172
Provokative Grenzbereiche im klassischen arabischen Witz......Page 174
Die Sonne auf dem Maultier......Page 188
Die Produktion von hazl „Scherz“ in der Dichtung as-Sanawbarīs......Page 206
Al-Jāhiz on jest and earnest......Page 230
Ayyu harajin 'alā man ansha'a mulahan?......Page 262
Worüber lacht Tausendundeine Nacht?......Page 276
Spott im Ornat......Page 284
Humor in Modern Arabic Literature
......Page 298
Satire und schwarzer Humor im Werk von Zakariyyā Tāmir......Page 300
Satirical weapons, Egyptianized kings......Page 312
„Why will Hassan Nasrallah win the Nobel Prize for education?”......Page 320
Komische Katharsis......Page 334
Grenzen des Lachens......Page 348
„The Importance of Being Earnest“......Page 368
Authors
......Page 388
Index of names and subjects
......Page 390
✦ Subjects
Культурология;История культуры;История арабской культуры;
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