Apollo Group

by Hafez, Sabry

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The Apollo Group (1932–4) (Ar. Jamāʿat Apollo) was an important literary movement, which produced the journal Apollo . The precursors of romanticism in modern Arabic culture are numerous, but the most significant among them is Khalīl Muṭrān (1872–1949), who called for individualism in poetic expression: the poet was seen as an individual creator endowed with a special talent and sensibility, capable of interacting with nature and the universe, and, more importantly, aware of the unity of the po…

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The Apollo Group (1932–4) (Ar. Jamāʿat Apollo) was an important literary movement, which produced the journal Apollo . The precursors of romanticism in modern Arabic culture are numerous, but the most significant among them is Khalīl Muṭrān (1872–1949), who called for individualism in poetic expression: the poet was seen as an individual creator endowed with a special talent and sensibility, capable of interacting with nature and the universe, and, more importantly, aware of the unity of the poem as an organic structure. Like Muṭrān, the so-called Dīwān Group,

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  • Publisher(s):Brill
  • Language:eng

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  • wc:ALei1036

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eng Islam

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Hafez, Sabry

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