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The cultural history of the Arabs / text and photographs by Henri Stierlin ; [translated by Harriet Coleman].

By: Material type: TextTextLanguage: English, French Series: Great civilizationsPublication details: London : Aurum Press, 1984.Description: 94 p., [2] p. of plates : ill. ; 33 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 0906053633 :
  • 9780906053638
Uniform titles:
  • Monde arabe. English
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 709.17671 STI 19 12095
LOC classification:
  • N6260 .S813 1984
Summary: "The Cultural History of the Arabs" by Henri Stierlin provides a comprehensive examination of Arab civilization, tracing its development from its early origins to contemporary times. Stierlin explores key aspects of Arab culture, including language, literature, art, architecture, and philosophy, emphasizing how these elements have evolved and influenced one another throughout history. The book delves into the pre-Islamic period, exploring the tribal society and poetic traditions that preceded the rise of Islam. Stierlin then examines the transformative impact of the Islamic faith on Arab identity and culture, highlighting the Golden Age of Islam during which advancements in science, medicine, and the arts flourished. As the narrative progresses, Stierlin addresses the complexities of the Arab world, including the interaction with various cultures and civilizations, the effects of colonization, and the contemporary socio-political dynamics that shape the Arab identity today. Overall, Stierlin's work serves as a detailed account of the rich tapestry of Arab culture, illustrating its historical significance and enduring legacy in both the Arab world and beyond. The book is aimed at readers interested in understanding the depth and breadth of Arab cultural contributions through the ages.
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Translation of: Le monde arabe.

"The Cultural History of the Arabs" by Henri Stierlin provides a comprehensive examination of Arab civilization, tracing its development from its early origins to contemporary times. Stierlin explores key aspects of Arab culture, including language, literature, art, architecture, and philosophy, emphasizing how these elements have evolved and influenced one another throughout history.

The book delves into the pre-Islamic period, exploring the tribal society and poetic traditions that preceded the rise of Islam. Stierlin then examines the transformative impact of the Islamic faith on Arab identity and culture, highlighting the Golden Age of Islam during which advancements in science, medicine, and the arts flourished.

As the narrative progresses, Stierlin addresses the complexities of the Arab world, including the interaction with various cultures and civilizations, the effects of colonization, and the contemporary socio-political dynamics that shape the Arab identity today.

Overall, Stierlin's work serves as a detailed account of the rich tapestry of Arab culture, illustrating its historical significance and enduring legacy in both the Arab world and beyond. The book is aimed at readers interested in understanding the depth and breadth of Arab cultural contributions through the ages.


Translated from the French

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