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In these modern times, many Greek myths were borrowed in the lots of Arabic poems. In fact the Greek myths were tabooed because they were regarded as the gods’tales. In the Arabic poetry which built up on Islam believing in the Only God Allah, another gods were naturally tabooed.
Meantime the first half of twenties some poets like al-Aqqad, Abu Shadi,al-Shabbi, Taha tried to introduce the Greek myths in their poems.
But the full-scaled start was from the 1950’s Tammuzian poets who wrote their poems with the myths and prototypes about the death and revival. They want to express their hopes for the revival from their collapse and hopelessness through the Greek myths which have the images of the death and revival.
Therefore the Tammuzian poets borrowed the partial motifs and heroic characters from the Greek myths like Sisyphus, Cerberus, Medusa, Orpheus,Persephone and so on. So for Arab poets to borrow and interpret Greek myths may be called as the literary model of the intercultural communication.
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Badawi M. M / 1975 / A critical introduction to modern Arabic poetry / St. Antony’s College
Badawi M. M / 1992 / Modern Arabic literature / Cambridge University Press
Muhammad Abdul-Hai / 1982 / Tradition and English and American Influence in Arabic Romantic Poetry / Ithaca Press
Paul Starkey / 2006 / Modern Arabic Literature / Georgetown University Press
이근호 / 2001 / 아랍민족주의 / 인간과 자연사
Badawi M. M / 1992 / Modern Arabic literature / Cambridge University Press
Muhammad Abdul-Hai / 1982 / Tradition and English and American Influence in Arabic Romantic Poetry / Ithaca Press
Paul Starkey / 2006 / Modern Arabic Literature / Georgetown University Press
이근호 / 2001 / 아랍민족주의 / 인간과 자연사
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