Schafer’s 1001 Nights

Schafer’s "1001 Nights" refers to a modern adaptation or interpretation of the classic collection of Middle Eastern folk tales, originally compiled in Arabic. The stories, often framed by the narrative of Scheherazade, a clever woman who tells tales to delay her execution, explore themes of love, adventure, betrayal, and intrigue. Each night, she shares a captivating story, leaving the king eager to hear more, ultimately teaching him about compassion and wisdom. Schafer’s work may focus on analyzing these narratives, their cultural significance, and their impact on storytelling traditions worldwide.