Titlebook: Browning Upon Arabia; A Moveable East Hédi A. Jaouad Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 Robert Browning.Victori

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Stoppzeiten und lokale Martingalestrong commitment to his own philosophy of humanism, a new form of transcendental cosmopolitanism. . dramatizes the fate of a Moorish general, Luria, employed in Florence. Luria is a hero not unlike Abd-el-Kader, who protested against ‘the arrogance of mere majorities’ (Nichol, 1904, p. 11). . is an

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Stoppzeiten und lokale Martingaled by his (Western) critics about how the spirit and message of the East infused his writing regarding the question of the soul. This chapter focuses on three of Browning’s Eastern poems in which he addresses the transmission of knowledge and wisdom about the soul, examined from the vantage of his mo

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Diffusion processes and martingales II,maelism or Arabism clearly distinguished itself from the exotic Orientalist mode and Turkomania of his time. The East, especially the Arab East, would become synonymous with a new form of chivalry that merged wisdom and freedom. No one embodied the ‘spirit of Arabia’ more eloquently than the Algeria

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Abd-El-Kadr, or ‘The Found Leader’ent with the aged Wordsworth (‘The Lost Leader’), Browning may have found in Emir Abd-el-Kader of Algeria, a fitting, principled, surrogate hero, the very personification of ‘action in character.’ His fascination with the Algerian is expressed in his 1842 poem .-. Browning may have end-stopped parat

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Browning and Ancient Arabic Poetryiration may have been pre-Islamic Arabic poetry. Sir William Jones, the first translator of Arabic poetry into English, is a possible source for Browning’s fascination with Arabian poetry. Given Browning’s fascination with Walter Savage Landor’s early work, it is also quite possible that he provided

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The Return of the Druses: Djabal, Betwixt and Betweentangles a cast of disparate international characters: Frankish Hospitallers, Lebanese Druses, and Venetians, all removed from their familiar cultural and religious milieus. The setting, 1500s Cyprus, is situated at the intersection of North and East and functions as a laboratory where Browning exper

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