Historia, leyendas y clichés del Oriente: en la obra de Emir Emin Arslán

This paper intends to explore the orientalist work developed in Argentina by the Turkish diplomatic and immigrant Emir Emin Arslan. Druze-Lebanese origin, this cosmopolitan aristocrat came to have a remarkable gravitation in the cultural Argentina between 1910 and 1940. His voluminous work, disperse...

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spelling I11-R112article-41422022-06-01T12:44:22Z History, legends and clichés of the East: in the work of Emir Emin Arslan Historia, leyendas y clichés del Oriente: en la obra de Emir Emin Arslán Gasquet, Axel Emir Emin Arslán Oriente musulmán Imperio otomano Islam Leyendas Emir Emin Arslán Muslim & Arabic East Ottoman Empire Islam Legends This paper intends to explore the orientalist work developed in Argentina by the Turkish diplomatic and immigrant Emir Emin Arslan. Druze-Lebanese origin, this cosmopolitan aristocrat came to have a remarkable gravitation in the cultural Argentina between 1910 and 1940. His voluminous work, dispersed in numerous articles for newspapers and weeklies, in addition to his books, is a hitherto unexplored corpus of vernacular Orientalism. Arslan was in charge of an important cultural weekly, La Nota, between 1915 and 1920, and was also a founder of a bilingual newspaper in arabic and spanish in 1925, Al-Istiklal–La Independencia. This research is a continuation of my work, previously developed in the Oriente al Sur (2007). El presente ensayo se propone estudiar la obra de divulgación oriental desarrollada en la Argentina por el diplomático e inmigrante turco Emir Emin Arslán. De origen druso-libanés, este aristócrata cosmopolita llegó a tener una notable gravitación en el medio cultural argentino entre 1910 y 1940. Sus vastos escritos, dispersos en cuantiosos artículos para periódicos y semanarios, amén de sus libros, constituye un corpus hasta ahora poco explorado del orientalismo vernacular. Arslán dirigió un importante semanario cultural, La Nota, entre 1915 y 1920, y fundó el periódico árabe-castellano Al-Istiklal–La Independencia en 1925. Esta investigación es continuación de la desarrollada anteriormente en mi obra Oriente al Sur (2007). Centro Interdisciplinario de Literatura Hispanoamericana (CILHA) 2012-12-12 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://revistas.uncu.edu.ar/ojs3/index.php/cilha/article/view/4142 Cuadernos del CILHA; Vol. 13 Núm. 1 (2012); 105-131 1852-9615 1515-6125 spa https://revistas.uncu.edu.ar/ojs3/index.php/cilha/article/view/4142/2985 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.5/ar/
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Historia, leyendas y clichés del Oriente: en la obra de Emir Emin Arslán
Emir Emin Arslán
Oriente musulmán
Imperio otomano
Islam
Leyendas
Emir Emin Arslán
Muslim & Arabic East
Ottoman Empire
Islam
Legends
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title Historia, leyendas y clichés del Oriente: en la obra de Emir Emin Arslán
title_short Historia, leyendas y clichés del Oriente: en la obra de Emir Emin Arslán
title_full Historia, leyendas y clichés del Oriente: en la obra de Emir Emin Arslán
title_fullStr Historia, leyendas y clichés del Oriente: en la obra de Emir Emin Arslán
title_full_unstemmed Historia, leyendas y clichés del Oriente: en la obra de Emir Emin Arslán
title_sort history, legends and clichés of the east: in the work of emir emin arslan
description This paper intends to explore the orientalist work developed in Argentina by the Turkish diplomatic and immigrant Emir Emin Arslan. Druze-Lebanese origin, this cosmopolitan aristocrat came to have a remarkable gravitation in the cultural Argentina between 1910 and 1940. His voluminous work, dispersed in numerous articles for newspapers and weeklies, in addition to his books, is a hitherto unexplored corpus of vernacular Orientalism. Arslan was in charge of an important cultural weekly, La Nota, between 1915 and 1920, and was also a founder of a bilingual newspaper in arabic and spanish in 1925, Al-Istiklal–La Independencia. This research is a continuation of my work, previously developed in the Oriente al Sur (2007).
publisher Centro Interdisciplinario de Literatura Hispanoamericana (CILHA)
publishDate 2012
url https://revistas.uncu.edu.ar/ojs3/index.php/cilha/article/view/4142
topic Emir Emin Arslán
Oriente musulmán
Imperio otomano
Islam
Leyendas
Emir Emin Arslán
Muslim & Arabic East
Ottoman Empire
Islam
Legends
topic_facet Emir Emin Arslán
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Imperio otomano
Islam
Leyendas
Emir Emin Arslán
Muslim & Arabic East
Ottoman Empire
Islam
Legends
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