Robert Welch

Suheil B. Bushrui

A group of essays dedicated to the noted Anglo-Irish scholar, Derry Jeffares, by distinguished colleagues, pupils and friends.

Essays and Poems in Honour of A. Norman Jeffares

Literature and the Art of Creation

Iraj Ayman

Iraj Laszlo

Explores what the structure of a united world will be in the twenty-first century. A thought-provoking collection of essays drawn from the UNESCO's conference proceedings.

Transition to a Global Society

Bernard Benstock

Sir Desmond Cochrane

Centenary Essays in Honour of the Late Sir Desmond Cochrane

James Joyce, an International Perspective

Joe Jenkins

Bushrui and Jenkins have produces a biography that meticulously explores the complex intricacies of this philosopher-poet. Offering fresh insights into his life, times and work, this unique book sets new criteria in evaluating Gibran.

A New Biography

Kahlil Gibran, Man and Poet

Kahlil Gibran

مختارات ودراسات

جبران خليل جبران

Tania Sammons

Telfair Museum of Art

Kahlil Gibran (1883-1931), Lebanese-born artist and writer, was best known for authoring The Prophet, a collection of short philosophical essays that became one of the top selling books of the twentieth century. In 1895, Gibran, age twelve, immigrated to Boston with his family. Through a series of important connections stemming from the recognition of his creative talents at a local settlement house, the aspiring artist met Mary Haskell, the headmaster of a Boston girls' school. Despite a ten year separation in age, the two formed an important lifelong relationship that culminated in Haskell's patronage and provided Gibran with the security to pursue his career. In 1950, Haskell (who became Mary Haskell Minis in 1926) donated her personal collection of nearly one hundred works of art by Gibran to the Telfair Museums in Savannah, Georgia. Comprising two essays, this book features the Telfair's collection of work by and about Gibran, the largest holding in the United States. The collection spans Gibran's career from his first major exhibition at photographer Frederick Holland Day's studio in Boston in 1904 to works created during the last years of his life. It includes photographs of Gibran and his New York studio and a portrait of the young artist painted by Lilla Cabot Perry. Sammons' essay discusses the visionary artist's creations as well as addresses Gibran's relationship with Haskell and the development of her personal collection, which makes up the majority of the Telfair's Gibran holdings. Bushrui's essay focuses on Gibran's literary contributions through six of Gibran's English-written books from which the Telfair collection includes original illustrations by the artist. These books include The Madman (1918), The Forerunner (1920), Sand and Foam (1926), Jesus the Son of Man (1928), The Earth Gods (1931), and The Garden of the Prophet.

The Art of Kahlil Gibran at Telfair Museums

Tim Prentki

Contents: Preface; Acknowledgements; Introduction; Yeats's Life; A Brief Outline of Irish History; A Note on the Text; A Note on the Spelling of Gaelic Names; General Commentary; Brief Notes on Style and Metre; Symbolism: The DanceróThe SwanóThe ToweróThe Gyre; Magic, Myth and Legend; Nationalism and Politics; The Poet's Vision; History and Civilization; People; Places; Summaries; Summaries and Commentaries on Single Poems and Summaries of the Poetry Collections 1889-1939 as listed in Collected Poems; Suggestions for Further Reading; Title Index of Poems Summarized; Index of First Lines of Poems Summarized; General Index.

An International Companion to the Poetry of W.B. Yeats

A guide for general readers or scholars interested in the life and work of Gibran. Explores the fascinating world of the author of The Prophet, one of the most celebrated works of the twentieth century. Modelled on Gibran's own writings, simple and conci

A Re-evaluation of the Life and Works of the Author of The Prophet

Kahlil Gibran of Lebanon

Mayy Ziyādah

Kahlil Gibran and May Ziadah, two Lebanese writers living in different parts of the world, knew each other solely through the letters they exchanged and from each other's work -- they never met in person.This unparalleled collection of letters sheds a new light on Gibran's innermost feelings and offers a glimpse into the mind of this renowned author.

Suheil B. Bushrui

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