One Thousand and One Nights 4/2

Contents

Book Fifteen
- The Wonderful Story of Şehzade Elmas
- Some Sayings and Jokes from the Master of Sayings and Jokes
- The Story of the Young Girl Head of the Birds
- The Story of Baybars and the Twelve Law Enforcement Chiefs

Sixteenth Book
- The Story of Sea Rose and the Young Chinese Girl
- The Story of Honey Kunefe
- A Window Opening to Knowledge and History
- The End of Jafar and the Bermakis
- The Story of Prince Yasemin and Badem Sultan

The Arabian Nights, which have been told for hundreds of years in an area extending from China to North Africa and covering China, Indochina, India, Iran, Iraq, Turkey, Syria and Egypt, were first edited by Antoine Galland and translated into French (1704- 17, 12 volumes) was introduced to the world. These tales, which have been translated into all major languages to date, deeply influenced many artists in all fields, from literature to music, from cinema to ballet, starting long before Galland, and have been processed, reinterpreted and imitated many times.

The Arabian Nights not only ignited people's imagination; With the "frame story" technique, of which it is the oldest known example, it maintained its place at the top of the books that most influenced world literature, both in the past and today.

Alim Şerif Onaran (1921-2000) brought The Thousand and One Nights into our language in full text for the first time. Orhan Pamuk wrote an introduction for this new revised edition. All you have to do is "Open sesame!" means...
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Number of Pages: 360

Year of Print: 2016


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Yapı Kredi Publications

First Print Year: 2016

Language Turkish