Sana’a and Women in Al-Maqalih’s Book of Sana’a Yemen by Muhammed Jubran AL-Mamri

“…The analytical method has been used to analyze the Al-Maqalih's poems.  Interviews with Al-Maqalih was carried out to clarify ambiguity in some of his poems. …”
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De l’îlot à l’enclos : l’immigration chinoise à San Francisco comme espace poétique (1910-1940) by Cécile Cormier

“…During their temporary detention, some wrote poems on the walls in Cantonese, which vented their helplessness and their anger, and literally inscribed their presence within a space that eluded and excluded them. …”
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The Study Of Semantic Coherence In Mazhar Hamedani's Gazal And its Comparison to Sa'adi's Gazal by Fateme Babashahi Kuhanestany, Mahbood Fazeli, Nasrin Faghih Malekmrzban

“…For example, the lyrics of Kadjar who has tried to have the same character of simplicity in their poems. Mazhar Hamedani, one of the Kadjar's poets, has not only pretended to poetize just like Sa'adi but somehow better than him. …”
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From Book to Playlist: How Open-Access Audio Archives are Renewing the Poetry Collection by Abigail Lang

“…While books provide authoritative collections assembled by a poet or an editor, open-access audio repositories with an archival concern preserve entire poetry readings in which poems are read in a different order than in print. …”
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Conceptual Metaphor and Creative Literary Individualism by Seyyed AmirHossein Mortezaei, Mahmood Fotoohi Rudmajani

“…We choose famous classics poems besides modern contemporary poems to show that the poetical expression of metaphors does not belong to a certain group of poets or a special period of time.…”
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‘Je n’ai rien à dire. Seulement à montrer’ : le travail photographique et poétique de Natalie Czech by Vanessa Desclaux

“…For several years Czech has invited spectators to share her affection for the poetic texts that she appropriates. Departing from these poems she invents visual devices through which she can produce new texts and new images in the context of her photographic work. …”
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“Neither knowing nor not knowing”: Existential Anxiety and Ecological Certainty in the Poetry of W.S. Merwin by Peter Vernon

“…Merwin writes of loss and argues from the negative, but paradoxically although all has been lost, nevertheless something beautiful, sensual, and permanent remains—the poems themselves: Merwin’s lost world held in words.…”
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De la poésie au collage, du cinéma au graffiti by Sophie Dannenmüller

“…The fascination of Wallace Berman (1926-1976) for the textual and the visual is manifest in his Untitled (Parchments) series, which evokes the Dead Sea Scrolls, as well as in his photographs and drawings obliterated by an Aleph, his poems written in Chinese ideograms or in numbers which appear in SEMINA (1955-1964) next to his Beat friends’ poems. …”
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(D’)Après Pouchkine : le jeu de la traduction dans « Omens » de Louise Glück by Marie Olivier

“…Written by American contemporary poet Louise Glück and published in 2006 in the collection of poems Averno, the poem « Omens » oscillates between translation and rewriting – to use the word coined by Gérard Genette. …”
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La poésie antique du Sangam est-elle vraiment une poésie du paysage ? Littérature tamoule classique et vision contemporaine du paysage by Frédéric Landy, Evelyne Gauché, Gopinath Sricandane

“…Nowadays, a regionalist reading, often very political, has contributed to fossilize the poems under this label of landscape literature.…”
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Women in Obasá’s Poetry by Ayoola Oladunnke Aransi, Hakeem Olawale

“…It is evident that his poems are laden with topical issues that are of national interest. …”
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Performance, Hybridity and Convergence in the Poetry of Alice Oswald and Kae Tempest by Bastien Goursaud

“…It considers the poems in the light of Henry Jenkins’s concept of “convergence culture,” before suggesting that cette convergence is related to the emergence of a poetic community – i.e. a community produced by the oral poem and its plural versions, which is mirrored by the poem itself. …”
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Taming Eschatology: The Case of Silja Walter OSB by Bernard Łukasz Sawicki, Chiara Tacchinardi

“… This paper examines the eschatological themes in the series of poems, The Dance of Obedience or the Straw Carpet, written by the Benedictine nun Silja Walter (1919–2011) — Sr. …”
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Hugo von Hofmannsthal et le néoplatonisme by Pauline Belvèze

“…A productive reception of Neoplatonic patterns in these poems makes a conciliation between Neoplatonism and Christianism possible. …”
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Lazarino de Manosco : une écriture féminine multiforme à la fin du xixe siècle by Sylvan Chabaud

“…At the end of the 19th century, Lazarine Nègre, a Manosque woman living in Marseille, wrote numerous articles and poems in the langue d'oc for the newspaper La Sartan or L'Aiòli of the Félibrige and became known to Frédéric Mistral and Paul Arène, among others. …”
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Hugh MacDiarmid’s Poetics of Commitment: the Modern Stigmata of Bereavement by Béatrice DUCHATEAU

“…The shrill imperative and nominal forms of the poems borrow their power of persuasion from advertisement slogans while the poetic margins endeavour to mimic performative oracles. …”
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Romantic Poets in Epic Form of Nordic Countries and Estonia’s Classical Dialect Poetry by Lauri Pilter

“…This paper mainly focuses on the lifecourse, as reflected in his poems, of Estonian Swedish native skald Mats Ekman, who wrote in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. …”
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Neusachliche Angestellten-Lyrik von Tucholsky, Kästner und Kaléko by Gabriele Sander

“…Kurt Tucholsky, Erich Kästner and Mascha Kaléko, in particular, actively participated with their poems in the discourse on Weimar Republic’s white-collar workers and even anticipated some findings of Kracauer’s famous study Die Angestellten. …”
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Entre poésie et fiction : Tess ou l'écriture syncopée de Thomas Hardy by Catherine Lanone

“…Stylistic mishaps such as omissions or punctuations become symptoms through which affect may seep into the text, be it a novel or a poem.…”
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The literary portrayals of Ivan Mazepa in Byron’s Mazeppa and Pushkin’s Poltava. A comparative analysis by Tatiana Krol

“… This article provides a comparative analysis of Ivan Mazepa – the protagonist in the poems Mazeppa (1819) by George Gordon Byron and Poltava (1829) by Alexander Pushkin. …”
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