The Symbol’s Brevity Rhetoric in Comparison with Metaphor and Allegory Based on Modern Poetry by Mohammad Ghaderimoghaddam, Raheleh Abdollahzadeh Borzo

“…The brevity of modern poetry has emerged with new direction and different structures. Contemporary poets to make approach to symbolism as a factor for the development of brevity and compactness of art and with this artistic and rhetorical trick broaden the scope of their poem’s meaning. …”
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La reivindicación del mensaje revolucionario en la poesía carcelaria argentina (1976-1983) by Amandine Guillard

“…So, we notice that many convicted poets materialized concerns linked to activism in their writings. …”
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Dalla materia ai pixel. Note sulla poesia visiva tra analogico e digitale by Silvia Pireddu

“…The repositioning in the digital world of many visual poets has introduced an additional, "augmented", dynamic and performative dimension. …”
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Le uersus aureus comme structure annulaire by Antoine Foucher

“…In fact, the aesthetics of roundness or circularity are at the heart of the poetic project of certain poets of the Neronian period, Calpurnius Siculus in particular, and seem to correspond to certain dominant features of architecture of this time. …”
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« Tuttor ch’eo dirò “gioi” ». La « joie » appellatif de la dame dans la lyrique romane médiévale by Federico Saviotti

“…The analysis of the occurrences in the Troubadours’, Trouveres’ and Italian poets’ corpora allows to formulated an hypothesis about the evolution of his poetic function: from a proper pseudonym to a generic expression whose success is witnessed by its persistence in nowadays common language.…”
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Prosodic and Topical Variety in Khaqanis' âRubaies by احمد غنی‌پور ملکشاه, مهدی صراحتی جویباری

“…Besides, Rubai as a form which can âencompass various topics and contents was always âconsidered by most poets. With due attention to that matter, âkhaqanis' rubaies are scrutinized with a view to prosodic and âtopical variety i.e., most occurring and prevalent meters and âtopics in khaqanis' rubaies â accompanied by statistical âinformation â is rendered here. …”
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Mineros chilenos y realidad económico-social en poemas de Carlos Pezoa Véliz (1912), Pablo Neruda (1950) y Pablo de Rokha (1961) by Benoît Santini

“…Chilean poets Carlos Pezoa Véliz, Pablo Neruda and Pablo de Rokha make of Chilean workers, especially mineworkers, essential poetic subjects in their production. …”
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The Unaccompanied: Poetic Expressions of the Working Classes in England by Matthias Fechner

“…Since the lost labour struggles of the mid-1980s, (working-class) poets like Carol Ann Duffy and Simon Armitage have progressively asserted their themes across the social strata. …”
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Protesta social y poesía. Brasil 2013-2018:Onde no mundo. Onde estão as bombas. by Susana Scramim

“…Through their writings, poets propose a historical experience of revolt. …”
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« Is that wool hat my hat ? » by Hélène Aji

“…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). As poets aspire to a visual poem, opt for abstraction or radically decide to suppress the representational from the poem, images, as raw material for the poetic or as vehicles for meaning, are replaced with structures that question our modes of apprehending language and the discourses that constitute our modes of being in language.…”
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Joi et joie dans l’esthétique du désir amoureux : variété et polarisation de l’émotion by Guillaume Oriol

“…Le poème construit ainsi son sens dans le parcours affectif du sujet et, s’affranchissant des pures sensations éprouvées, jouit de sa propre existence, des mots pour le dire et du chant, construisant par là même et pour ainsi dire paradoxalement, la signature stylistique propre à chaque poète.…”
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Rummaging Through the Ashes: 9/11 American Poetry and the Transcultural Counterwitness by Matthew Moran

“…The notion of the transcultural counterwitness has the potential to redefine how third-party witnesses, like poets, provide new understandings of historical responsibility and national identity in the American imagination.…”
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Rhetorical terms in Safavid biographies by محمد رضایی, آرزو نقی زاده

“…In the Safavid era âwith the fusion of Persian poetry and the taste of Hindi poets ââ,further developments of this sort happened. …”
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(im)Material Geographies: From Poetics of Terraforming to Earth Scripts by Tymon Adamczewski

“…The article explores the work of two contemporary poets, Alice Oswald and J.R. Carpenter, with reference to the material and immaterial aspects of their poetic projects. …”
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The Milesian School: the Relationship between Religion and Philosophy by Mykolas Degutis

“…The concept of the first principle denotes a shared discourse between philosophers and poets, both of which focused on elucidating the origin or essence of the cosmos. …”
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The Ongoing French Reception of the Objectivists by Abigail Lang

“…From the 1968 publication of Serge Fauchereau’s Lectures de la poésie américaine to the documentary poetics of the post-poets, every generation has refashioned the Objectivist canon and critical meaning according to their different, at times antagonistic, needs. …”
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FRANZ SCHUBERT AND THE MUSICAL ROMANTICISM by Boróka GYARMATHY-BENCZE

“…Most musicians of that age possessed a vast cultural background, often being poets, composers and performers at the same time. …”
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Heart to Heart: The Power of Lyrical Bonding in Romantic Nationalism by Joep Leerssen

“…The article suggests a special role for female poets and a privileged position of the lyrical in the interplay between print-disseminated literature and oral-performative literature, in shaping the nation as an “emotive community”. …”
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Vivimos en una noche oscura ou la voi(e)x de la révolte chez César Muñoz Arconada by Claude Le Bigot

“…By implementing combat rhetoric, the author joins the cohort of poets engaged in the anti-fascist struggle. However, Arconada did not adopt the style of proletarian poetry. …”
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Accessibility and innovation: IEB Minecraft as a tool for collection exploration by Pedro B. de Meneses Bolle

“…The collections chosen for the game highlight themes related to the lives and work of Afro-Brazilian individuals and Black history - including intellectuals, artists, and poets - in all their diverse forms of expression.…”
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