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This chapter discusses the Azeri poetry of Mirza Fatali Axundov and Abbas Sehhet’s translations of the Russian imperial sublime. The chapter focuses on the geography of the sublime as central to the construction of a Turkic supranational community defined through a boundless ethics of empathy and intuition drawing on both Russian Orientalist tropes and Islamic thought.
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