Badawī, Muḥammad Muṣṭafá
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Name (Latin)
Badawī, Muḥammad Muṣṭafá
Name (Arabic)
بدوى، محمد مصطفى، 1925-2012
Other forms of name
Badawi, Mohammed Mustafa
Badawī, Muṣṭafá
Badawi, M. M
Badawi, M. M. (Mohamed Mustafa), 1925-
بدوى، مصطفى، 1925-2012
Date of birth
1925
Date of death
2012
Field of activity
Arabic language
Arabic literature--History and criticism
Arabic literature--Translations into English
English literature--History and criticism
Civilization, Arab--Study and teaching
Associate group
St. Antony's College (University of Oxford)
Occupation
Arabic teachers
Literature teachers
Poets
Translators
College teachers
Associated Language
engara
Gender
male
MARC
MARC
Sources of Information
- Moreh, Shmuel. Modern Arabic poetry: 1800-1970, 1976, viewed online November 27, 2018:page 146 (Dr. Muḥammad Muṣṭafā Badawī, a lecturer in modern Arabic literature, University of Oxford; Dr. Badawī used a method of versification with a single metre with an irregular number of feet in each verse, in his poetry; his anthology Rasāʻil min Landan (Alexandria, 1956))
- Wikipedia, November 27, 2018(Muhammad Mustafa Badawi; Dr. Mohammed Mustafa Badawi; born 10 June 1925, Alexandria, Egypt; died 19 April 2012, Oxford, England; a scholar of English and Arabic literature; PhD 1954, University of London, thesis on Coleridge's criticism of Shakespeare; assistant professor of English, University of Cairo; moved to Oxford University in 1964, lectured at Brasenose College there until retirement in 1992; research fellow, St. Antony's College, University of Oxford, 1967-1969; fellow of St. Antony's College 1967-2012, first lecturer in Modern Arabic at the Middle East Centre of the college; elected to the College's Governing Body; upon retirement in 1992 he became an Emeritus Fellow; published over 36 books: studies of English literature, modern Arabic literature, and translations of Arabic literature into English; left an endowment at Oxford University for the "Mustafa Badawi Prize in Modern Arabic Literature" awarded for best English essay on modern Arabic literature)
- His Dirāsāt fī al-shiʻr ... 1960.
- His A short history of modern Arabic literature, 1993:CIP title page (M.M. Badawi) galley (Dr. M.M. Badawi; university lecturer, modern Arabic Studies; St. Anthony's College, Oxford)
- Information converted from 678, 2012-10-02(b. 1925)