The aim of my contribution is the analysis of the fragments of an epistle in rhymed prose never studied until today, which is part of an exchange of letters from the Maghreb area, ascribable to the first half of the 11th century. The fragment in question allow us to highlight, on the one hand, the topoi of the love poetry used by al-Qa'ini and, on the other hand,beyond the lewd and salacious, almost goliardic lepidity, the humorous elements to which Ibn al-Sabbagh resorts, in orger to consolehis friend who is afflicted by the loss of his beloved slave.
Empatia o parodia in un'epistola di Ibn al-Sabbagh al-Siqilli ad Abu Hafs al-Qa'ini
Mirella Cassarino
2021-01-01
Abstract
The aim of my contribution is the analysis of the fragments of an epistle in rhymed prose never studied until today, which is part of an exchange of letters from the Maghreb area, ascribable to the first half of the 11th century. The fragment in question allow us to highlight, on the one hand, the topoi of the love poetry used by al-Qa'ini and, on the other hand,beyond the lewd and salacious, almost goliardic lepidity, the humorous elements to which Ibn al-Sabbagh resorts, in orger to consolehis friend who is afflicted by the loss of his beloved slave.File in questo prodotto:
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