Friday, November 19, 2010

What Color Is Winnie The Pooh's Honey Pot



Thousand and One Nights (in Arabic , ألف ليلة وليلة Alf layla wa-layla-lit. Thousand Nights and a Night- , in Persian , هزار و یک شب, Hazar yak shab-o) is a famous collection of stories Arab Middle East medieval technique that uses the framing narrative or Mise en abyme . The core of these stories is formed by an old Persian book called Hazar Afsana (the Thousand Myths) (in Persian هزارافسانه). The compiler and translator of these stories into Arabic is supposedly the storyteller Abu abd-Allah Muhammed el-Gahshigar , who lived in the ninth century . The main story of Scheherezade that in Cairo in 1835 . provides a framework for other stories, seems to have been added in the fourteenth century . The first modern Arabic compilation, made with materials Egyptians, was published
had a great impact in the West in the
nineteenth century , a time when the metropolis propelled expeditions and geographical research and exotic cultures. Although the Thousand and One Nights were translated for the first time in 1704 , that first French version of Antoine Galland, was an adaptation, an expurgated text of adultery and bloodshed that abound in the book. One of the translations that became popular was the Richard Francis Burton , diplomatic, military, explorer and scholar of African culture.
Comprised of three groups of stories, the book describes in great and somewhat distorted the
India , Persia, Syria , China and Egypt. By the year 899, stories transmitted orally, were grouped in cycles. It is believed that many of the stories were collected originally from the tradition of Persia (now Iran ) Iraq, Afghanistan , Tajikistan and Uzbekistan and compiled later, including stories from other authors.

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