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Poèmes bachiques et libertins

Poèmes bachiques et libertins

ClassicsPoetry
Pages
139
Published
800
Language
French

Synopsis

This collection presents the "Bacchic and Libertine Poems" of Abū Nuwās, a celebrated classical Arabic poet. Known for his audacious and often scandalous verses, Nuwās explores themes of wine, revelry, and unconventional love. His work offers a unique glimpse into the social and cultural norms of the Abbasid era, challenging conventions with wit and lyrical skill.

Prose complexity
7/10

Vibe

SatiricalPhilosophicalSpicyThought-Provoking
Morally Grey

Genres

Classics Poetry

About the author

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Abū Nuwās

Abū Nuwās was a leading poet of the Abbasid era, often considered the greatest lyrical poet of the Arabs. His work, collected in his Diwan and Poèmes bachiques et libertins, is known for its frank exploration of wine and libertine themes. He is also represented in anthologies like Three Great Abbasid Poets.