New Approaches to the Study of Muslims in the Medieval West
Scripta Mediterranea 19-20 (1998/1999 )
A special edition, co-edited by Brian A. Catlos and Karla Mallette.
Table of Contents
• Introduction
Brian Catlos, Karla Mallette
• Imagining Islam: The Role of Images in Medieval Depictions of Muslims
Suzanne Akbari
• The Idea of Vernacular Culture in the Arabic-and Romance-Speaking World Middle Ages
Karla Mallette
• The Andalusi Kharjas: A Courtly Counterpoint to Popular Tradition?
Otto Zwartjes
• Ten Years After: The Virtues of Exile
Maria Rosa Menocal
• Four Response to Maria Rosa Menocal
Elizabeth Pérez, Cynthia Robinson, Haun Saussy & Karla Mallette
• The Vision of the Muslim in Early Maltese Poetry
Arnold Cassola
• Points of Contact between Italian Romanticism and the Maltese Literature; The Maltese literary background
Oliver Friggieri
• Reflections on the Study of Muslim Sicily: History, Politics, and Nineteenth-Century Sicilian Historiography
Antonio Pellitteri
• Lauzengier-Wāshī-Index, Gardador-Custo: The "Enemies of Love" in Povençal, Arabo-Andalusian, and Latin Poetry
Patrizia Onesta
• The Muslim Aljama of Tortosa in the Late Middle Ages: Notes on its Organization
Maria Teresa Ferrer i Mallol
• Four Kidnappings in Thirteenth-Century Aragon: Christian Children as Victims of Christian-Muslim Domination
Brian Catlos
• Exclusion or Concealment: Approaches to Traditional Arabic Exegesis in Medieval-Latin Translations of the Qur'ān
Thomas E. Burnan
• A Seventeenth-Century Hebrew Translation of the Qur'ān
Hava Lazarus-Yafeh
• The Adoption of Al Farabi's "Mathematical Sciences" in the Medieval West: A Study of Cross-Cultural Borrowing
Michael C. Weber
• The Sortes regis Amalrici: An Arabic Divinatory Work in the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem?
Charles Burnett
• Early Medieval Islamic Folk Epic and Romance among the Muslim Peoples of the Caucasus Regions of Eastern Europe
Harry T. Norris
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