Birmingham’s Women Poets: Aestheticism and the Daughters of Industry by Marion Thain

“…British female aestheticism is seen to have a key geographical locus in London, and critics have convincingly argued over recent years for the importance of that city and its rich cultural life to the work of late-nineteenth-century women’s poetry. Yet it is seldom recognised that the aesthetic London lifestyle of these writers was in key instances only made possible by family fortunes amassed through the industrial expansion of Birmingham and its surrounding conurbation. …”
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Yoruba Festival and the Dramatist: Satire as Spine in Soyinka’s A Dance of the Forests by Olusegun i Olu-Osayomi

“…The paper explains further that the festival's motif and cultural celebration built into the structure of the selected play and properly harnessed raw material for his poetry. The methodology is analytical and complemented by hermeneutics theory. …”
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Surveying the original meaning of ‘Shadurvan’ by Maryam Haghi

“…In this paper, other evidences of the application of this word’s meaning in Persian dictionaries and texts of Persian poetry and prose has been collected and analyzed. …”
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Felix Aderca – scriitorul sub vremuri by Mihaela Iancu

“…Aderca also wrote thousands and thousands of pages of prose, poetry, drama and essays, he supported and popularized in his articles the modernist literary trends coming from the Western cultures and was a notable member of the modernist Romanian literary cenacle, Sburătorul. …”
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Leroy Clarke entre poésie et peinture, Chantre de la spiritualité et de la liberté by Patricia Donatien-Yssa

“…But Leroy Clarke hates limits and cannot conceive being restricted to only one form of art; for painting, poetry or dance are all only the vectors of messages from the spirits. …”
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Les Fleurs du Mal, de la censure au musée by Léo Rivaud Chevaillier

“…The artist had discussed the idea of confronting Baudelaire’s poetry, a source of inspiration for his Gates of Hell, before receiving the commission from Gallimard. …”
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“At the still point of the turning world:” T.S. Eliot and Gilles Deleuze by Zekiye ANTAKYALIOGLU

“…Eliot was a prominent poet-critic of the modernist period whose theories have still as much penetrating influence on contemporary thinking as his poetry. Eliot cannot be confined to a single period such as modernism when his affinity with various opposing schools of thinking is considered. …”
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SHAKESPEARE IN LITHUANIAN by Ema Vyroubalová, Gemma Navickiene

“…Shakespeare’s plays and poetry have been translated into over one hundred languages and are performed, read, and taught throughout much of the world more often than those of any other playwright. …”
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Rhetorical Allegory in the Light of Various Rhetorical Approaches by Zeinab Akbari, Raja Abuali

“…The term "Balāḡat" in Islamic literature and its equivalent in the literary tradition of the West, the term "Rhetoric", has had three main meanings up to the present time: the first meaning is the Aristotelian understanding of rhetoric, which is condoned with the which relates to the Rhetoric and techniques and means of the audience's persuasion; Second, is the aesthetic or literary meaning connects rhetoric with poetry and techniques of imagination; and finally a new approach to rhetoric that tries to extend the scope of this science in such a way that the two previous concepts are combined together. …”
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Poets and Puppets: Interarts Collaboration in Alfred Kreymborg’s Lima Beans by Yasna Bozhkova

“…Second, it specifically focuses on the blurring of the boundaries between the different arts—drama, poetry, and dance among others—in this play, whose dialogues were conceived as free verse. …”
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An analysis of two couplets of Ferdowsi and Malek-o alshoara Bahar according to formalism approach by محمود رضایی دشت‌ارژنه

“…In the end the result is that even though Malek-o alshoara Bahar has been successful in this imitation, Ferdowsi in more artistic manner has succeed to add the richness of his poetry with more attention to form and voice patterns and subtle use of rhetorical and literary elements, so he has revealed literary discourse in his poem as prominent as possible.…”
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Mise en tourisme d’un village shui dans la province montagneuse du Guizhou (sud de la Chine) : imaginaires et instrumentalisation politique du paysage by Evelyne Gauché

“…It is founded on a stereotyped vision of the landscape, seen through the prism of the Mandarin ideal based on poetry, gardening and pictorial arts or Shanshui, literally ‘mounts and waters’, as well as on the folklorisation of ethnic minorities and the modernisation of the countryside. …”
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Mastering Humans: Thinking (and) Slavery in the Age of Efficiency by Przemysław Uściński

“…Taking as a starting point William Blake’s indictment of the enslaving powers of militarism, the article looks at different conceptions of mastery, chiefly in the work of Friedrich Nietzsche and Martin Heidegger, also referring to Blake’s poetry and the literary figures of Hamlet and Robinson Crusoe. …”
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Review to the roots of shamluâs poetic imagery by یعقوب نوروزی

“…Imagery is one the fundamental elements in poetry. Innovation in imagery and emphasis on the individual points of view have an important effect on the rhetorical attribute of poem. …”
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There was a silly teacher in Mâcon … Nonsense et écriture créative au service de la polyvalence en master MEEF 1er degré by Christine COLLIERE-WHITESIDE

“…As schoolteachers, the prospect of having to teach a language they did not choose, with which they sometimes have a difficult history, is a major source of anxiety. Poetry and rhyming children stories allow them to experience language as a sensory material, as a means of creating emotions and fun, which they will then share with their own pupils.…”
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Un atelier d’écriture pour les exilés : une question de statut by Sara GREAVES

“…Moreover, workshops are a form of intersubjective cultural mediation; this one, which is multilingual, takes its cue from English-language poetry and theory, postcolonial and transcultural, and directs the writing exercises towards issues relating to biculturality or an intersubjective pursuit of a multiple self. …”
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“Punk’s Not Dead, It Lives on The Football Terraces”: Tracing The Legacy of Punk in Subcultural Milieu of The Football Firms by Hüseyin Serbes

“…The discovery of Punk, which offers a subcultural capital against commodification, alienation and commercialized football, may regenerate the praxis of pleasure, poetry, art, imagination, love and revolution on the football terraces.…”
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Serialization of Ọbasa’s Poems in The Yorùbá News by Tolulope Ibikunle

“…Ọbasa, the publisher ́ of The Yorùbá News, also published many works of poetry. Ọbasa started the publication of excerpts of his poems in The Yoruba News under the column “Àwọn Akéwì.” …”
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Quelle place pour les masculinités dans la spiritualité béguinale ? Penser les béguins au regard des études de genre by Claire Donnat-Aracil

“…By successively analyzing sermons intended for Beguine communities, pious poetry directly from these communities, and an epideictic text firmly opposed to them, this article aims, on the one hand, to highlight the possibility of a masculine reading of this spirituality, and to show, on the other hand, that the gender stereotypes conveyed by certain clerics in the 13th century have contributed, from the Middle Ages to the present day, to rendering invisible the possible presence of men within Beguine communities.…”
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A Comparative Study of the Motives of KHAT in the poetical works of Naziri and collection of lyric poems of Saâeb by عصمت اسماعیلی

“…One of the elements of fantasy poses and meaning construction in the poetry of the new style poets or Indian style, are the Motives. …”
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