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Postures of Praise in the Ghaznavid Panegyric: Notes Toward a Counter-Reading – CORRIGENDUM

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  23 April 2026

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Iranian Studies , First View , pp. 1
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This article was originally published with errors in three footnotes;

6In his commentary on the Poetics, Ibn Rushd replaces “comedy” and “tragedy” with “satire” and “eulogy”: “every poem or poetic statement is either satire or eulogy”; Ibn Rushd, Middle Commentary on Rhetoric,” section 3.

33Ibn Rushd, “Short Commentary on Aristotle’s Poetics,” 1.9.43.

40Ibn Rushd, Middle Commentary on Aristotle’s “Poetics,” section 11.

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6In his commentary on the Poetics, Ibn Rushd replaces “comedy” and “tragedy” with “satire” and “eulogy”: “every poem or poetic statement is either satire or eulogy”; Ibn Rushd, Middle Commentary on Aristotle’s “Poetics,” section 3.

33Ibn Rushd, “Short Commentary on Aristotle’s Poetics,” section 4; see also Ibn Rushd, “Middle Commentary on the Book of Rhetoric,” 1.9.43.

40Ibn Rushd, Middle Commentary on Aristotle’s “Poetics,” section 8; see also section 11.

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Ali, S.H. “Postures of Praise in Ghaznavid Panegyric: Toward a Counter-Reading”. Iranian Studies. Published online 2026:1-22.Google Scholar