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The State of Comparative Literature—and Arabic
By
Alexander Key
What has happened since the first Comparative Literature hires were made in Arabic over the last few decades?
English-Language Resources for Arabic Poetics
By
Alexander Key
Arabic poetics—the theories of criticism of poetry and eloquence in classical (mediaeval) Arabic scholarship—has a great deal to offer the contemporary reader and critic.

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