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Let me tell you what I saw : extracts from Uruk's Anthem / by Adnan Al-Sayegh ; edited and with an introduction by Jenny Lewis ; translated by Jenny Lewis with Ruba Abughaida and others.

Van Pelt Library PJ7862.A5275 S3513 2020
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Ṣāʼigh, ʻAdnān, author.
Contributor:
Lewis, Jenny, 1943- editor, writer of introduction, translator.
Abughaida, Ruba, translator.
Language:
Arabic
English
Subjects (All):
Iraq--Poetry.
Iraq.
Genre:
poetry.
Poetry.
Physical Description:
213 pages ; 22 cm
Other Title:
Title on page facing title page. Atrikūnī aquṣṣ lakum mā raʼytu... : muqtaṭafāt min nashīd Ūrūk, ʻAdnān al-Ṣāʼigh ; taḥrīr wa-taqdīm : Janná Luwis ; tarjamat wa-Rubá Abū Ghaydā
Title on page facing title page. اتركوني أقص لكم ما رأيت... : مقتطفات من نشيد أوروك، عدنان الصائغ ؛ تحرير وتقديم : جنى لوس ؛ ترجمة وربى أبو غيدا
Place of Publication:
Bridgend, Wales : Seren Books, the book imprint of Poetry Wales Press Ltd., 2020.
Language Note:
Text in English and Arabic.
Summary:
"'Let Me Tell You What I Saw' is the first ever publication as a dual-language (English / Arabic) text of substantial extracts from Adnan Al-Sayegh's ground-breaking epic poem, 'Uruk's Anthem', one of the longest poems ever written in Arabic literature, which gives voice to the profound despair of the Iraqi experience. This superb translation brings the eloquent original Arabic epic to a new readership."--taken from back cover.
Contents:
Machine generated contents note: Uruk's Anthem.
ISBN:
9781781726020
1781726027
OCLC:
1222805801
Publisher Number:
99993330391

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