- The Ḥallājian
Adūnis" [Arabic]. Al-Ḍaw' al-Mashriqī:
Adūnis ka-mā Yarāhu Mufakkirūn wa-Shu'arā' 'Ālamiyyūn [The
Eastern Light:
Adūnīs in the Eye of International...
-
Westron (called
Adûni in Westron, or Sôval Phârë
meaning "Common Speech" in Westron), is the
constructed language that was
supposedly the
Common Speech...
- as Abu al-Qasim al-Shabbi, but
became the
trend with
Yusuf al-Khal and
Adunis, who
founded the
magazine Shi'r ("Poetry") in
Beirut in 1957
under the influence...
-
course materials are
available free
under the Open
Content License from
aduni.org, a
website maintained by the
alumni of the university. That site exists...
- Poet,
essayist and
translator Adunis...
-
Guests have
included writers Tahar Ben Jelloun,
Gamal El-Ghitani,
poets Adunis,
Ahmed Fouad Negm,
Joumana Haddad, musicians,
Marcel Khalifa,
Naseer Shamma...
-
helped arrange readings for his
fellow poet in America. The
Syrian poet
Adunis helped spread Tranströmer's fame in the Arab world,
accompanying him on...
- period. His
poems were
published in
Cairo in 1875.
According to the poet
Adunis, Abu
Tammam "started out from a
vision of
poetry as a sort of
creation of...
- mid-20th century, the
great Arab
exponent of
prose poetry was the
Syrian poet,
Adunis (Ali
Ahmad Said Esber, born 1930), a
perennial contender for the
Nobel Prize...
- Ali
Ahmad Said
Esber (born 1930) at age 17
adopted the
mononym pseudonym,
Adunis,
sometimes also
spelled "Adonis". A
perennial contender for the
Nobel Prize...
