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Mîtos û Edebîyat Mîtosên Kurdo-Îranî di Edebiyata Kurdî de

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Binding Paperback
Language Kurdish (Kurmanji)
Publication year 2022
Pages 382
Dimensions (L/W/D) 21/13.5/2.9 cm
Weight 377 g
Edition 1 edition
ISBN 9786257383721
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Zeyrek Neighborhood, Serdab Street 26/3,
Fatih / ISTANBUL
info@nubihar.com
+90 212 519 0009

Kenan Subaşı & Shahab Vali

Mîtos û Edebîyat Mîtosên Kurdo-Îranî di Edebiyata Kurdî de

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Ein sorgfältig ausgewähltes Werk kurdischer Literatur – kuratiert für Leserinnen und Leser, die Sprache, Geschichte und Kultur vertiefen möchten.

This work examines how Kurdish authors and researchers draw upon ancient myths and cultural traditions to explore questions of origin, identity, and historical roots.

The focus is on the "Kurdish-Iranian myth" and its representation in Kurdish literature. Eight contributions illuminate the topic in four Kurdish varieties, combining folklore, classical literature, and modern texts.

The first two contributions establish a theoretical framework on myth, literature, and the journey of mythological figures. The remaining six investigate how Kurdish-Iranian myths are reflected in various areas of Kurdish literature.

Book details
Binding Paperback
Language Kurdish (Kurmanji)
Publication year 2022
Pages 382
Dimensions (L/W/D) 21/13.5/2.9 cm
Weight 377 g
Edition 1 edition
ISBN 9786257383721
Verlag & Hersteller
Zeyrek Neighborhood, Serdab Street 26/3,
Fatih / ISTANBUL
info@nubihar.com
+90 212 519 0009
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Description

This work examines how Kurdish authors and researchers draw upon ancient myths and cultural traditions to explore questions of origin, identity, and historical roots.

The focus is on the "Kurdish-Iranian myth" and its representation in Kurdish literature. Eight contributions illuminate the topic in four Kurdish varieties, combining folklore, classical literature, and modern texts.

The first two contributions establish a theoretical framework on myth, literature, and the journey of mythological figures. The remaining six investigate how Kurdish-Iranian myths are reflected in various areas of Kurdish literature.