“When Boys Looked Like Girls and Girls Looked Like Boys”: Interferences in the Music and Fashion World of the British 1980s – The Case of the New Romantics and their Contemporary E... by Julie MORÈRE

“…The creativity of fashion and the music world often relies on transfers and collaborations in which fashion designers and music celebrities interact to feature a common project. In Britain, New Romanticism was one of the 1980s musical movements most characterised by eccentric fashion experiments that were entirely part of the artistic performance and addressed cross-dressing issues. …”
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The Ubiquity of Strange Frontiers: Minor Eschatology in Richard Powers’s The Echo Maker by Zachary Tavlin

“…This essay first considers the recurring epistemological frontiers in American literature and culture, including within the scholarly American Studies tradition that located ever-present links between Puritan millennialism, American Romanticism, and the settlement of the American continent. …”
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DIE PRÄSENZ DER WERTLICHEN CHARAKTERISTIK MACABRE-OBSTINÉ IN DEN SPÄTEN KLAVIERWERKEN VON FRANZ LISZT by Miklós FEKETE

“…A few of the compositional techniques used for the musical expression of the macabre and obstiné character are already known from the Wiemar-period, but there are a few new lisztian procedures, which occur in these late pieces, and which increase progressively the distances between his style and Romanticism. …”
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Henri Bergson et les conservateurs espagnols (1907-1940)/I by Camille Lacau Saint-Guily

“…Indeed, various conservatives papers such as ABC, El Debate, La Época or the catholic fundamentalist newspaper El Siglo Futuro depict him, in his three-head image, as an emblem of the Jacobin Revolution, Reform and decadent Romanticism. The writers of the Spanish radical right as José María or Salaverría or Eugenio D'Ors develop, during the War of 1914-1918 and later, an axiological and political anti-Bergsonism inspired among others by French nationalism. …”
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In Search of Lost National Epic: Poem Kastītis ir Juraite by Auszra poet Andrius Vištelis by Ieva Kristinaitytė

“…The first part of the article discusses the paradigm of poetic and linguistic reconstruction and its significance for the creative program of one of the initiators of Auszra, thus including Vištelis in the significant field of the romanticism, which was manifested in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, whereas the second part analyses the idea of a new egalitarian society proclaimed in the poem Kastītis ir Juraite in the 19th century through the context of utopias. …”
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Replicas, Revivals and Restorations: a Scottish Political Miscellany by Aonghus MacKechnie

“…Architectural revivalism is generally associated with both the revival of classical models as a common inheritance and, afterwards, with Romanticism and its accompanying national movements such as the Gothic Revival. …”
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The Renewal of the Twenty Years in Theater: Revisions Based on The Danton Case by Stanisława Przybyszewska from 2008 by Katarzyna Fazan

“…This makes it possible to bring to the fore not the monumental theater of Leon Schiller, built on Polish Romanticism as a continuation of the freedom tradition, but on a program of rejected – both in the 1930s and during the communist period – leftist ideas, important for socio-cultural progress. …”
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Analysis of Intertextual Relationships of Allusions in Mirza Mohammad Seil Akhbāri’s Divan (Manuscripts) by Maryam Jalalvand, Zahra Ghoroghi, Gholamreza Davoodipour

“…The results of this study indicate that allusions in Seil Akhbāri's poetry are often connected to literary romanticism, mythological themes, religious subjects, and religious figures. …”
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‘Appelsinpiken’ and experiential tourism. Andalusia, ‘geography with a thrill’ by Maria del Carmen Puche Ruiz

“…In keeping with the canons of Romanticism and the premises of ‘experiential tourism’, Seville’s colourful appearance in the film is limited to promoting the city as a tourism destination that is utterly stuck in the past : an audiovisual appeal to the tourist ego via the emotional vision of the phenomenon of a journey.For this analysis, a qualitative study is conducted of both Andalusia’s importance as a destination for the Norwegian tourism market and the contrast between the two images of Seville, so far apart in time, described by two Nordic writers-tourists, (Andersen and Gaarder), along with the reactions to the shooting and première of ‘Appelsinpiken’. …”
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Apocalypse Now: Dombey in the Twenty-First Century by Jennifer Gribble

“…Transcending simplifying providential and romance plots, the novel’s focus on the urgent personal and philosophical question of ‘what nature is’ draws on the insights of Romanticism to probe the relationship between the observable universe of nature’s laws and belief in a divinely-activated universe of meaningful pattern and revelation.…”
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Pamflet şi satiră în publicistica românească (scurtă istorie a genului, din interbelic şi comunism până în anii 1990–2000) by Andrei Milca

“…In her book A pamphlet’s Anthology (from the Wallachian chroniclers to Pamfil Şeicaru), Magda Răduţă realizes a history of the representative articles of the most important romanian polemists writers and journalists – from the Enlightenment and Romanticism to the 20th Century – which used satire in their works. …”
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The symbolic language of Akhavaans poem, a place for promoting the force of expression and its influence on readersâ mind by محمد خاکپور

“…The changing of Nima’s way from romanticism to social symbolism, which was associated with refining and mixed with deep poetic meditation, caused to form this new movement (social Symbolism) in new Persian poetry. …”
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Rereading Ambiguity in Ahmadrezā Ahmadī’s Pattern based on William Empson's Theory by Nematollah Iranzadeh, Mozhghan Jafarmanesh

“…As one of the components of Iranian poetry and art, ambiguity was put forward with the tendency of modern aesthetic taste to read ambiguous texts and to highlight the role of the audience in receiving meaning, especially after the rise of romanticism. By using polysemy and creating conceptual gaps in the structure of the poem, the modern poet creates lasting, creative, and dynamic literature. …”
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Romantic pre-wedding tourism: a lucrative market for a destination’s tourism development? The example of the Dalat climatic resort in Vietnam by Anh Thư Lê

“…As a climatic health resort built by the French during the time of Indochina (1887-1954), the city has been particularly significant in the development of this form of tourism, as “its original image is linked to romanticism” (Jennings and Larcher-Goscha, 2013; Jennings, 2011). …”
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THE PALESTINIAN PROBLEM IN THE MIDDLE EAST POLICY OF THE USSR / RUSSIA by T. V. Nosenko, V. A. Isaev, E. S. Melkumyan

“…The movement for cooperation between the Palestine Liberation Organization and the USSR was bilateral: the PLO departed from revolutionary romanticism and began to follow a pragmatic line to expand contacts with opponents of Israel. …”
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The Economics of Immortality: The Demi-Immortal Oriental, Enlightenment Vitalism, and Political Economy in Dracula by J. Jeffrey Franklin

“…This character type began appearing with increasing frequency in the early nineteenth century for a range of specific historical reasons stemming from the Enlightenment, the Industrial Revolution, and Romanticism, but I will focus, secondly, on one specific historical precedent, namely “Enlightenment vitalism” and its subsequent expression as Mesmeric vitalism. …”
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Les édifices néogothiques parisiens et leurs verrières : églises et chapelles catholiques by Martine Callias Bey

“…Stained glass of neo-Gothic inspiration shows a Gallican tendency marked by a certain ‘romanticism’. But from 1850 on, new imagery began to appear, often taking on the form of ‘propaganda’. …”
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Problema protocronismului. Precizări by Edgar Papu

“…., he discovers that the writings of the noble scholar Demeter Cantemïr (prince of Moldavia), entitled Hieroglyphic History (1705, published in 1883), foreshadows the Byronian type of Romanticism (illustrated by many masterpieces as Alfred de Vigny’s Moses, Mihaïl Lermontov’s The Demon, Eugene Onegin by Aleksandr Pushkin, Mihaï Eminescu’s poem The Morning Star or Thus Spoke Zarathustra by Friedrich Nietzsche). …”
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Le « style jeune » : les discours sur les modes de la jeunesse dans les hebdomadaires des années 50 by Sixtine Audebert

“…Due to the americanisation of the French society, the journalists switch from the comic tradition of the chansonniers, imbued with fusty contempt for the young people, to the moral panic register, contributing to romanticize the generation gap.…”
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Prensa, actualidad política y romanticismo español : el caso de J. Morán y la corte de Juan II de Castilla by Montserrat Ribao Pereira

“…Thus, articles, stories, poems and legends published in the papers of the age invoke the 15th century through Romanticized descriptions of the conflicts affecting the nation at the time. …”
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