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The aim of the study is to comprehensively characterize the themes and artistic imagery in the lyric poetry of the Nanai poet Anna Petrovna Khodzher (1936-2021) from the perspective of a gender approach. The scientific novelty of the work lies in the fact that the creative legacy of A. P. Khodzher is subjected to syste...

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This study re-evaluates the cultural landscape of Hail Province in Saudi Arabia by positioning Nabaṭī poetry not as a peripheral vernacular but as a primary conduit of regional identity. While academic discourse has historically privileged fus’há (Classical Arabic), this research challenges that hierarchy, assertin...

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This study examined how poetic language among the Arabs transformed after the advent of Islam, and how the word, which in the pre-Islamic era was a tool of pride and warfare, became, in the Early Islamic Era, a means of education and refinement. Poetry was not abolished; rather, it redirected linguistic expression towa...

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