hṭṿv shvshyrym hṿʾ hkhṿzv shvhm: lvʿyyt hhgzmh hḳytsṿnyt ṿvʿyyt hʾmt ṿhshḳr vshyr / The Best Poem Is That Which Contains the Greatest Falsehood
הטוב שבשירים הוא הכוזב שבהם: לבעיית ההגזמה הקיצונית ובעיית האמת והשקר בשיר / The Best Poem Is That Which Contains the Greatest Falsehood
Moshe Ibn Ezra distinguishes between the language of ḥaqīqa (reality, fact) and the language of maǧāz (imagery and metaphor). The first describes the facts as they are and can be grasped and confirmed by reason, by the senses, by experience, and by common consent. The second cannot; its form belies...
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| Language: | Hebrew |
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HUC
1982
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Hebrew Union College annual
Year: 1981, Volume: 52, Pages: 1-10 |
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