Reflexões críticas em torno de Rubén Darío: relendo as interpretações de José Enrique Rodó e de Manuel Gondra by Elisângela da Silva Santos

“…Both of the analyses, published at the end of the 19th century, questioned the absence of themes characteristic of the America in that production by Darío, recognized as the most outstanding poet of the moment. Rubén Darío, José Enrique Rodó and Manuel Gondra, will be read as authors who helped in the insertion of literary and cultural expressions of their countries, from the Hispanic-American movement of modernism, they searched for narrative, cultural and artistic paths, in the midst of the consolidation process of their Nation-States. …”
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Analyzing elements of text coherence in Khāvarān Nāma based on Halliday and Hassan's theory by Rowshan Rahmani, Shahrbanoo Haghshenas

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"Magic Dirt": Transcending Great Divides in Scott McClanahan's Crapalachia by Eva-Maria Müller

“…Scott McClanahan, rising star of the US Indie Lit world and "Poet Laureate of Real America" (Moran), writes miasmic chronicles of life in a West Virginian holler. …”
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“We must dig our trenches, and win or die”: Voltairine de Cleyre’s Transnational Anarchism by Rita Filanti

“…Voltairine de Cleyre (1866-1912) was a refined poet, translator, editor, and public speaker who worked across languages to devise an American idiom for anarchist thought and action. …”
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Virginia Woolf’s “Modernist Renaissance” in “Anon”: A Singular Counter-History by Anne Besnault

“…That Woolf sees the “Renaissance” in “Anon” as a breaking point is obvious; that she sees it as the promise of a democratic future celebrating the origins of the notion of “novelty” and the birth of a national culture is less evident. The aim of this article is to examine the symbolic murder that Woolf stages in her essay, that of Anon, the anonymous female or male poet, by the invention of the printing press, while reading in context Woolf’s counter-narrative grounded in a singular, historiographical cycle of life and death.…”
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Kissing the naked Novomeský (an interpretative probe into an unpublished chapter from Janko Silan’s book Dom opustenosti [House of abandonment]) by Andrej Gejdoš

“…This corpus of texts is preserved in his literary estate in the Literary Archive of the Slovak National Library in Martin under the title House of abandonment – unpublished chapters of the novel. …”
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THE PUBLISHING SERIES "LIBRARY OF THE FRANKO HOUSE" AS A POPULAR SOURCE OF BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION ABOUT IVAN FRANKO by Anastasiia Kovalyshyn

“…The article analyzes the publishing series of the Ivan Franko National Literary and Memorial Museum in Lviv, the Franko House Library. …”
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Evaluating News In Press About Konya In Context Of City Image by Nur Görkemli, Başak Solmaz

“…Moreover, the city is also very well-known in the world with one of the greatest philosopher, poet, theologian, and Sufi mystic Mevlana Jelaleddin Rumi, who lived most of his life in Konya. …”
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Feminine Irony in the Religious Poetry of Gwyneth Lewis by Daniel SZABO

“…L’ironie chez Gwyneth Lewis, première “National Poet” du Pays de Galles, est surprenante car elle est utilisée principalement en rapport à, ou même à l’encontre de, semble-t-il, de la religion comme pour mettre une distance avec le lecteur, avec le critique mais surtout une distance entre le poète et Dieu. …”
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The Narrator as Mediator and Explicator in Victorian and Edwardian Retellings of Shakespeare for Children by Laura Tosi

“…In these narrative retellings, motivation is constantly offered to a child in need of acculturation in the national poet’s work (in other, more contemporary words, in need of cultural capital). …”
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Al-Jawâhîrî: between patronage and revolution by Sami Zubaida

“…The life span of the poet Muhammad Mahdi al-Jawâhirî coincided with the twentieth century, and mirrored the formative events of modern Iraqi state and society, especially in the first half of the century. …”
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Klisze miejsca utraconego. Stereotypy w tekstach literatury pogranicza polsko-ukraińskiego/ Cliché of the lost territory. Stereotypes in the Polish-Ukrainian borderland fiction by Mirosława Kawecka

“…Such stories are of universal character, due to their repeatability of the used patterns and picturesque descriptions, regardless of the poet’s nationality. …”
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The effect of Mythological Allusion on the Expression of Mystical Experiences (Based on the Conference of the Birds of Attar) by Tamanna Golbabaei, Mohammad Gholamrezaei, Ahmad Khatami, Roghiyeh Sadraie

“…Accordingly, one can imagine that the illustrator tool - especially post-metaphors like “Myth” - has a significant contribution to mystical poetry. In mysticism, the poet's words are about spiritual and supernatural matters. …”
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Charles Doughty, un orientaliste engagé by Catherine DELMAS

“…Charles Montagu Doughty (1843-1926) was a scientist and a poet who explored Arabia for two years, from 1876 to 1878, after a Grand Tour of Europe and the Middle East in order to complete his education and his training as a geologist and a linguist. …”
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ТHE BEGINNING OF THE WORLD ACCORDING TO HESIODS AS THE BIRTH OF PHILOSOPHICAL ONTOLOGY by Ігор ПАВЛЕНКО

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"You are my rock and fortress". Refuge metaphors in Psalm 31. A perspective from cognitive metaphor theory by A. Basson

“…Through the application of images from the natural world, the poet accentuates the notion that Yahweh acts as a refuge to his people. …”
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Ileana Mălăncioiu: vedere de pe muntele interior by Daniela Moldoveanu

“…Ileana Mălăncioiu’s poetry opens the discussion of poetry reception teleology naturally falling within the reader’s ontological scope. The poet adds to the inherent confession, the exteriority she integrates in her own scriptural body that becomes the Body par excellence. …”
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Los prolegómenos del comunismo indo-afroamericano en Haití y Jacques Roumain: 1927-1933 by Vicente Romero

“…It keeps in mind the cosmopolitism and the Black-indigenous ideology of La Revue indigène (1927-1928) and within, the point of views expressed by the young poet Jacques Roumain. It takes account of the differentiation process developed in the Haitian nationalism between “Integral” and “Moderated” nationalism, and then, between Communist and Socialists in a hand, and “Negristes” in the other one. …”
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Sylvia Plath’s Poetry in Multiple Versions: A Case Study of UK School Anthologies by Julie Blake

“…The history of poetry anthologies created for use in compulsory nation-state education is largely untold. As material objects, school anthologies tend to be regarded as low status and ephemeral. …”
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Hugh MacDiarmid’s Poetics of Commitment: the Modern Stigmata of Bereavement by Béatrice DUCHATEAU

“…In the 1930s, the lingering absence of God and of a stable reality engulfed the work of the poet Hugh MacDiarmid, leader of the Scottish Renaissance Movement. …”
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