Prophets, viziers and philosophers: wisdom and authority in early Arabic literature
Prophets, viziers, and philosophers stand at the crossroads of civilizations. In world literature, they came to represent Judeo-Christian, Persian and Greek influences. As literary figures, they convey a sense of supranatural authority, elicited from their intimate experience of the divine, the mund...
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| Summary: | Prophets, viziers, and philosophers stand at the crossroads of civilizations. In world literature, they came to represent Judeo-Christian, Persian and Greek influences. As literary figures, they convey a sense of supranatural authority, elicited from their intimate experience of the divine, the mundane and the physical. Stemming from both orally transmitted material and some of the earliest foreign works to be translated into Arabic (the Bible; the Pañchatantra; the Alexander Romance), the three types of authoritative wisdom reveal a pivotal, civilizational moment in the development of Arabic literature from an oral tradition to a written one. By the middle of the eighth century CE, the unique fusion of Graeco-Roman political theology with Persian and Indian political traditions led to the renewal of questions already associated with authority in the Biblical and Byzantine traditions.The development of Arabic prose literature during the 8th-11th century CE captured, in a multiplicity of literary genres (legendary biographies, philosophical doxographies, mirrors for princes, collections of wise sayings and theological essays), a protean wisdom embedded in divine knowledge, practical discipline, scientific achievements and moral teachings.00The collection of essays assembled in this volume addresses the models of divine and practical wisdom in some of the earlier Arabic prose texts passed down to us. All essays were initially presented and discussed at an international conference held at the Freie Universität Berlin in October 2014. More than isolated case studies, the contributions offer ground-breaking new research on essential works and figures of the early translation movement (from Greek, Syriac and Middle-Persian into Arabic). They also address, from the viewpoints of intertextuality and philology, the dissemination process of innovative syntheses elaborated by original medieval thinkers |
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| adam_text | Contents Foreword vil Transliteration and Abbreviations IX Contributors XI Abstracts Emily J. Cottrell Introduction: The Prophets, Viziers and Philosophers as Sapiential Figures XV 1 Paul L. Heck This World and the Next: al-Jāhiz (d. 255/869) on the Wisdom of Rule by Islam 33 Janis Esots The Image of the Sage in Pseudo-Ammon ius’ Ārā ’ al-Falãsifa 51 David Zuwiyya Kingship, Wisdom, and Knowledge in the Arabic Alexander Romance 65 Faustina Doufikar-Aerts “Give us immortality!”: The Contest between Alexander and the Brahmans in the Arabic Tradition 83 Miklós Maróth Die Wurzeln der politischen Theorie des Islam 109 István T. Kristó-Nagy Wild Lions and Wise Jackals: Killer Kings and Clever Counsellors in Kalila wa-Dimna 147
VI CONTENTS Amandine Adwan La Sagesse du prince dans le Kitāb al-Išāra ilã Adab al-Imãra ď Abu Bakr al-Murādī (m. 489/1095) 211 Gerald Grobbel Die Hundert Sprüche ‘ Alīs 231 Gotthard Strohmaier Das Stilmittel der Chrie im veränderten arabischen Kontext 277 Mohsen Zakeri Aphorisms engraved in philosophers’ signet-rings: Ps-Hunayn b. Ishäq’s Ādāb al-Falãsifa and Persian-Arabic Wisdom Literature 285 Emily J. Cottrell Retour sur la biographie de Џипауп ibn Ishâq (m. 873) : Que nous apprend un manuscrit inédit du Ādāb al-Falāsifai 329 Index of names 393
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Contents Foreword vil Transliteration and Abbreviations IX Contributors XI Abstracts Emily J. Cottrell Introduction: The Prophets, Viziers and Philosophers as Sapiential Figures XV 1 Paul L. Heck This World and the Next: al-Jāhiz (d. 255/869) on the Wisdom of Rule by Islam 33 Janis Esots The Image of the Sage in Pseudo-Ammon ius’ Ārā ’ al-Falãsifa 51 David Zuwiyya Kingship, Wisdom, and Knowledge in the Arabic Alexander Romance 65 Faustina Doufikar-Aerts “Give us immortality!”: The Contest between Alexander and the Brahmans in the Arabic Tradition 83 Miklós Maróth Die Wurzeln der politischen Theorie des Islam 109 István T. Kristó-Nagy Wild Lions and Wise Jackals: Killer Kings and Clever Counsellors in Kalila wa-Dimna 147
VI CONTENTS Amandine Adwan La Sagesse du prince dans le Kitāb al-Išāra ilã Adab al-Imãra ď Abu Bakr al-Murādī (m. 489/1095) 211 Gerald Grobbel Die Hundert Sprüche ‘ Alīs 231 Gotthard Strohmaier Das Stilmittel der Chrie im veränderten arabischen Kontext 277 Mohsen Zakeri Aphorisms engraved in philosophers’ signet-rings: Ps-Hunayn b. Ishäq’s Ādāb al-Falãsifa and Persian-Arabic Wisdom Literature 285 Emily J. Cottrell Retour sur la biographie de Џипауп ibn Ishâq (m. 873) : Que nous apprend un manuscrit inédit du Ādāb al-Falāsifai 329 Index of names 393 |
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