The Cottage Garden: How to Plan and Plant a Garden That Grows Itself
- ISBN-10
- 1855859815
- ISBN-13
- 9781855859814
- Series
- The Cottage Garden
- Category
- Cottage gardening
- Pages
- 176
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2003
- Author
- Charlie Ryrie
Description
This title is a study of anagnorisis/recognition: an important aspect in the ways in which narratives in general are structured and thematised. Beginning with an analysis of The Maqamat and related picaresque narratives, Philip Kennedy also considers the Koran and Hadith as religious narratives; some mystical narratives, and edifying anecdotage, romance in The Arabian Nights and Sira, Aristotle's poetics in the Arabian sphere, some Ishmaili narratives of clandestine travel and emergence as well as some thoughts on the modern novel. Providing a point of comparison between Western and Arabic literature, this book illuminates how anagnorisis functions in Western poetics and how it relates to the Arabic tradition.
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