The Alhambra in “Fatima’s Love”
Currently, I am reading this public domain book titled “Moorish Literature”. If you wish to read this, I must warn you: Casual sexism ahead.
Cautions aside, let me go ahead to my main point. After reading the preface (a bit of a slog), the book begins with a section dedicated to “Moorish Ballads”. Poetry featuring stories that mention the Alhambra castle. From what I am reading so far, the ballads use this famed building as a way to show that the characters come from wealthy and noble standing.
Of course.
Fatima’s Love
Posted on October 22, 2012, in Art History in Literature and tagged Alhambra, architecture, Moorish Literature. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a Comment.










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