Gender Stereotypes in Some Romantic Travelogues (and How to Use Them) by Anne ROUHETTE

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Social Romanticism in Nazokolmaleke and Forough Farrokhzad by آنیتا الداغی

“…Common ideas in the content and style of their poems resulted by disorganized political and social condition of their time, lack of attention to women and social class intervals, show that their poems have gained considerable impacts from the poem of European romantic era in content, form and expression. Considering the significance of relationship between Arabic and Persian language, the present paper has an adaptive analysis of social romanticism and the reasons for tendency toward this school in the works of these two female poets and investigates in which concept each poet is more outstanding than the other.…”
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L’Italie chez E.T.A. Hoffmann by Alberto Caprioli

“…While most philosophers and men of letters of the Romantic era were reluctant to consider Italy as the promised land of art, E.T.A. …”
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