Shir (1957 - 1970)

Summary

Shir (1957 - 1970) is a magazine^[1]. Shir (1957 - 1970) ranks in the top 8% of magazine entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (22 views/month).^[2]

Key Facts

• Shir (1957 - 1970)'s instance of is recorded as magazine^[3].
• Shir (1957 - 1970)'s instance of is recorded as version, edition or translation^[4].
• Shir (1957 - 1970)'s instance of is recorded as literary magazine^[5].
• Shir (1957 - 1970)'s instance of is recorded as periodical^[6].
• Shir (1957 - 1970) was edited by Yusuf al-Khal^[7].
• Shir (1957 - 1970) was edited by Adunis^[8].
• Shir (1957 - 1970) was edited by Ounsi el-Hajj^[9].
• Shir (1957 - 1970)'s founder is recorded as Yusuf al-Khal^[10].
• Shir (1957 - 1970)'s place of publication is recorded as Mount Lebanon Governorate^[11].
• Shir (1957 - 1970)'s language of work or name is recorded as Arabic^[12].
• Shir (1957 - 1970)'s country of origin is recorded as Lebanon^[13].
• 1957 marks the founding of Shir (1957 - 1970)^[14].
• Shir (1957 - 1970) was released on 1957^[15].
• Shir (1957 - 1970) began on 1957^[16].
• Shir (1957 - 1970) ended on 1970^[17].
• Shir (1957 - 1970)'s main subject is poetry^[18].
• Shir (1957 - 1970)'s main subject is The New Poetry^[19].
• Shir (1957 - 1970)'s main subject is free verse^[20].
• Shir (1957 - 1970)'s main subject is literary criticism^[21].
• Shir (1957 - 1970)'s work available at URL is recorded as https://archive.alsharekh.org/magazineYears/8^[22].
• Shir (1957 - 1970)'s published in is recorded as An-Nahar^[23].
• Shir (1957 - 1970)'s title is recorded as شعر^[24].
• Shir (1957 - 1970)'s title is recorded as S̆̆iʿr^[25].
• Shir (1957 - 1970)'s author name string is recorded as يوسف الخال^[26].
• Shir (1957 - 1970)'s editor-in-chief is recorded as Yusuf al-Khal^[27].

Why It Matters

Shir (1957 - 1970) ranks in the top 8% of magazine entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (22 views/month).^[2] Shir (1957 - 1970) is known by 7 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[28]