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„Many people in the Arab world feel their language is in crisis,“ the Syrian poetry critic Subhi Hadidi said.
„And it is no exaggeration to say that Mahmoud is considered a savior of the Arab language.“
A Darwish reading in Cairo or Damascus draws thousands of people, from college professors to taxi drivers. …
In November he won the Lannan Foundation Prize for Cultural Freedom, which carries a $350,000 award. „Darwish’s poems are searing, precise and beautiful,“ said Janet Vorhees, the foundation’s executive director for programs. „He has been a voice for people who would not otherwise be heard.“
Kategorie: Arabisch, Hebräisch, Israel, Palästina, USASchlagworte: Janet Vorhees, Mahmoud Darwish, Subhi Hadidi
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