Pain, death and hope in the Tunisian poet Abū l-Qāsim al-Šābbī.
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- Clara María THOMAS DE ANTONIO (ES)
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Abstract: In this article we have collected 16 poems by the Tunisian writer Abū l-Qāsim al-Šābbī (1909-1934), whose central motives are pain, death and hope. Most of these poems, included in his diwan entitled Agānī al-ḥayāh, were written in the last years of his life, when al-Šābbī already has forebodings of his early death.
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