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    Find, Fand – Elefant. Elephantine Funambulism in Translating Laura E. Richards’s “Eletelephony” by Tobias Larenz

    Published 2024-12-01
    Subjects: “…staggering movement that characterizes the poem. The translation radicalizes the subversion of “proper” enunciation and intensifies the morphological mushrooming that characterize the original version of the poem.…”
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    “Virtuoso[S] Of Departure” by Sarah Bouttier

    Published 2018-11-01
    “…This paper reads three poems on absence in the light of current theories of the object, hoping to clarify various trends in contemporary poetry’s relation to absence. …”
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    Sa'adi in the Chain of Prosodic Poets (A Critical Study of the Meters of Sa'adi ’s poetry, Based on Printed Texts and Manuscripts, With a Discussion about Prosodic Poets throughout... by Mohammadamir Jalali

    Published 2020-02-01
    “…The main part of this paper has two parts: First, after examining Saadi's poetry and Golestan's poems by using printed text and manuscripts, all the meters of Saadi's poems are shown in a table (41 meters: 13 in Arabic poems and 30 in Persian poems, by lowering 2 common meters). …”
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    “When the war is over […] we will all enlist again” (The Lice): W.S. Merwin P(r)o(ph)etic by Hélène Aji

    Published 2024-12-01
    “…This essay takes Kenneth White’s description of “a quiet apocalypse” as a starting point to read the complexities of W.S. Merwin’s poems in The Lice (1967). The poems are to be related to the context of the Vietnam war: the horrors perpetrated by the U.S. in Vietnam are legible in the tense and dark poems that protest against them, but they are never explicitly mentioned. …”
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    « Is that wool hat my hat ? » by Hélène Aji

    Published 2006-06-01
    “…Do poems give us something to « see » ? Contemporary American poems, from Ezra Pound’s Imagist poems and William Carlos Williams’s poems as objects, gradually reform the poem into a space dedicated to conceptualization (George Open, Robert Duncan) or evidencing the very alienation lurking in the commitment to concepts as opposed to praxis (Jackson Mac Low). …”
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    Un corps à soi : la réécriture du blason dans Odes de Sharon Olds by Juliette Bouanani

    Published 2023-06-01
    “…Among Sharon Olds’ many Odes, a collection of “body poems” stands out. These poems bring the “blazon” to mind, a French medieval poetic form in which the feminine body is fragmented and mapped, from head to toe. …”
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    The Exordium of Adébáyọ̀ Fálétí’s Poetry by Adedotun Ogundeji

    Published 2021-12-01
    “…Since there is also only one narrative poem in the second, one could also assert that it is dedicated to non-narrative poems. …”
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    Dickinson’s Ear by Jefferey Simons

    Published 2017-08-01
    “…To do so, it studies the 45 Dickinson poems with the singular noun Ear, in its transferred sense as a figure of aural perception. …”
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