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Tracing the Ether

Contemporary Poetry From Saudi Arabia

Various AuthorsSeries: Middle East Literature In Translation
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Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Syracuse University Press

About

An expansive bilingual anthology, Tracing the Ether showcases twenty-six acclaimed Saudi poets who are reimagining their place in our interconnected, digital world. Breaking away from the traditional focus on pre-Islamic Arabian poetry, this collection presents sixty-two contemporary poems that engage boldly with modernity, cyberspace, and globalization. These award-winning poets employ innovative forms and speculative frameworks to explore how social media and digital culture are reshaping notions of home, identity, and cultural boundaries. Their work demonstrates that far from merely imitating Western models, Saudi poets are crafting distinctive voices that speak to universal human experiences while remaining grounded in their cultural context.

By bringing these important poetic voices to a global audience, Tracing the Ether contributes to a richer, more nuanced understanding of modern Arabic literature and its place in world literature.

Related Subjects

  • Middle Eastern
  • Poetry
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • General (Poetry)
  • General (Subjects & Themes)
  • Subjects & Themes

Extended Details

  • SeriesMiddle East Literature In Translation

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    Various AuthorsAuthor