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This book is a fictional love story and is about a boy named Balayax and a girl named Cudbi. Balayax's father allowed him to marry whomever he wanted. However, the problem is that he wants to marry Cudbi, who belongs to a rival clan. The story takes place in Somalia and, in addition to the story of the two young lovers, also deals with Somali culture, literature, traditions and history. [ASC Leiden abstract]

Poems

• Front Matter
• Front Cover
• Half Title Page
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Table Of Contents
• Foreword
• Acknowledgments
• Introduction
• Poetry as Documentation
• In the Beginning
• The Great Chain of Being
• Morale, Moral Resistance, and the Crisis of Faith
• Breaking through the Wall of Silence
• The Cultural Ferment andthe Moral Mandate
• Issues of Resistance
• Poetics of Exhortation
• Word into Deed
• s.o.s.
• Back Matter
• Epilogue
• Notes
• Selected Bibliography
• Index
• Back Cover

A study of Sholom Aleichem's use of literary techniques and the ways in which his changing attitudes toward Eastern European shtetl life influenced them. This work also examines how the reader's response to fiction may be controlled by the writer's design for the work.
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• T.
• 1. Adverbien, Verneinungspartikeln, Bekraeftigungspartikeln, Hervorhebungspartikeln.--T.
• 2. Praepositionen, Konjunktionen.

• T. 1. Bäume, Tiere, Gerüche, Götterepitheta, Götternamen, Verbalgriffe
• T. 2. Beamte, Götternamen, Götterepithera, Kultbegriffe, Metalle, Tiere, Verbalbegriffe, Neue vergleichbare Inschriften