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1) Subject:wants lists for other ME literatures (monsters and fabulous creatures)
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Date: 11 Nov 2009
From:<a href="mailto:jlmartin100@GMAIL.COM">jlmartin100@GMAIL.COM</a>
Subject:wants lists for other ME literatures (monsters and fabulous creatures)
<span class="Apple-style-span" style="font-size: medium; white-space: normal; ">Hello all,<br><br> I apologize in advance if this is slightly off-topic. I am hoping<br>someone can point me in the direction of other e-mail lists for Middle<br>Eastern literatures. Arabic, Persian, Turkish, Hebrew, or other less<br>common literatures would be most welcome. I have tried to subscribe<br>to Adabiyat, previously hosted at Chicago and at Emory, but have had<br>no success, as it appears the list is no longer active at either of<br>those locations.<br><br> I am seeking information from scholars who might be working on<br>monsters and fabulous creatures in Middle Eastern literature. Any<br>suggestions you might have for interested scholars, works of<br>literature, relevant online forums, or academic references would be<br>most gratefully received. Thank you again for your help!<br><br>Best regards,<br><br>Jessica Martin<br><br>Subject Area Coordinator<br>Middle Eastern Literature<br>Ashgate Encyclopedia of Literary Monsters<br></span>
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