"Scheherazadean" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1994, Robert Scott Leventhal, Reading After Foucault",
          "text": "Instead of following the Scheherazadean strategy of delaying death, such suicidal narratives are a means of hastening the narrator's end.",
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          "text": "Ray makes her determination all the more sensuously Scheherazadean when she calls for her servant Hiria and demands that the old woman come and tell her a story.",
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