Naji B. Oueijan Bücher

Byron's early life was marked by a desire to escape his traumatic experiences, leading him to immerse himself in the rich tapestry of Eastern History and Mythology. This book provides an in-depth exploration of how these influences shaped his poetic vision and creativity, revealing the profound connection between his personal struggles and the mythological themes present in his work. It delves into the intricate ways Byron's fascination with mythology informed his legendary status as a poet.

Exploring the intersection of Sufism and British Romanticism, this work highlights the influence of Sufi poetry on six major Romantic writers. It argues that these poets were drawn to Sufism for its alignment with their artistic goals, despite the prevailing focus on Christian and neo-Platonic Mysticism in scholarly discourse. The text examines how elements of Sufism, such as the concepts of Love, Light, and Knowledge, resonate in Romantic poetry, revealing shared themes of inward exploration and the pursuit of Beauty and Truth.