Arab Women's Elegy Writing: Inheritance and Reconstruction.

The article explores Arab women poets and their elegy writing and the tradition of women's elegy that extends from the classical period to the modern era. Topics discussed include autobiographical readings of Arab women poets' elegies, the connection between elegy and weeping, and reconstruction of...

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Published in:Women's Studies Vol. 55; no. 4; pp. 470 - 486
Main Author: Zhang, Jieying
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Published: Taylor & Francis Ltd Jun2026
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