Voss, du roman de Patrick White au livret de David Malouf : simple adaptation ou transformation de l’imaginaire national ? by Anne Le Guellec-Minel

“…However, a closer study of the way in which Malouf writes his own homoerotic poetry into White’s narrative reveals that it subtly contributes to maintaining a truly “post-colonial” ambivalence within the apparent conventionality of the national celebration.…”
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From El to Hell: On Stage in the Urban Underworld by William Chapman SHARPE

“…My examples are taken from poetry and prose, painting and photography, including works by Stephen Crane, Hart Crane, Charles Reznikoff, Allen Ginsberg, Elizabeth Bishop, Paul Blackburn, George Tooker, Edward Hopper, Everett Shinn, Thomas Hart Benton, John Sloan, Leroi Jones, and Ralph Ellison. …”
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« Retail the coda » : le retour au sonnet dans l’œuvre récente de Geoffrey Hill by Carole Birkan-Berz

“…Relying on a slightly modernised form harking back to the Renaissance, Hill used it as a vehicle for metaphysical questioning on the nature of poetry, violence or religion. In more recent volumes, however, the form seemed to have disappeared, only to survive in a palimpsestic way. …”
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“Not the Lover’s Choice, but the Poet’s”: Classical Receptions in Portrait of a Lady on Fire by Benjamin Eldon Stevens

“…By changing certain aspects of the myth – replacing poetry or singing with painting, making both main characters women, and having them alternate between the two main mythic roles – Portrait does not so much update the ancient story as debate its meanings. …”
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Un enseignement littéraire en classe inversée : les dessous d’un contrat by Marie-Sylvie Claude, Patrick Rayou

“…This article studies a flipped classroom system in French in a secondary school, in the context of a study on the interpretation of poetry texts. A session was filmed, the students' productions and work materials were collected, the interactions between the students, who work in groups, were recorded and transcribed, and then semi-directive self-confrontation interviews were conducted with the teacher and the students. …”
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Robert Duncan and the Vernacular of Preliteracy by J. Peter Moore

“…In 1947, Robert Duncan wrote to William Carlos Williams with great eagerness, enthusing about his desire, aided by his reading of Williams’s poetry, to “bring into active concern this whole question of the new vernacular.” …”
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The Kosovo Covenant by Kinđić Zoran B.

“…The Kosovo Covenant was conceptualized by Danilo III, shortly after the Battle of Kosovo, whereas folk poetry spread through the Serbian people with that ideology. …”
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Literature and Sociology: A Siamese Twins’ Journey from Entwined to Estranged by Asmaa Ramil

“…As Enlightenment rationality ascended, the mystical insights of poetry were derided as irrational fancies. Accordingly, pioneer sociologists – in their endeavour to achieve academic legitimacy and authority – distanced themselves from the suspect influence of belletristic styles. …”
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Revisión y reivindicación de las poesías de José Iglesias de la Casa publicadas en la prensa: el caso del Diario de las musas by Noelia López-Souto

“…This work shows the importance of the press for the dissemination of poetry at the end of the 18th century and beginning of the 19th, as well as its study for a better understanding of the poetic output of the era. …”
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Потенциал иронии в творчестве Людмилы Петрушевской (на примере романа Нас украли. История преступлений)... by Юлия Брюханова

“…Many researchers of Lyudmila Petrushevskaya’s works draw attention to the irony which is the significant element of her prose, drama and poetry. It is important that the ironic principle manifests itself not only as an artistic technique but also as a philosophical aspect. …”
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Lithuanian DP book connection with Latvian and Estonian DP in West Europe in 1945-1952 by Remigijus Misiūnas

“…A few books were published as a result of joint Baltic efforts, such as art exhibitions, poetry competitions, or individual initiatives (e.g., Salomėja Narkėliūnaitė, Aleks Rannit, V. …”
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A Descriptive -Analytical View at the Linguistic Features of the Book Entitled Rotbat Al Hayat Based on the Speech Act Theory by Gholamreza Salemian, Majid Rastande

“…The text of book is very close to poetry. Undoubtedly, in addition to the element of emotion, in which it is clearly recognizable, its characteristic feature is the music of the word. …”
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Getting Along with Relational Databases by Martin Holmes

“…This article discusses the Digital Victorian Periodical Poetry (DVPP) project, where metadata on about 15,000 poems from nineteenth-century periodicals is captured in a MySQL database, and periodically exported to create a TEI file for each poem. …”
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The conceptualization and Symbolization of the “Ball” and the “baton” in mystical Poetical Texts by mehdi ramazani, n a

“…Poetry is a Kind of performance at the hands of words, more exact choose of words ,the more successful the poet is in transferring his experiences. …”
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الکتب التى صادرتها محاکم التفتیش فى اوربا 1834 – 385 میلادیة : دراسة تاریخیة ببلیومتریة by د. محمد خمیس الحباطى

“…A study aimed at dealing with books confiscated by the Inquisition inEurope, This is by drawing on the historical method, to determine the impact ofthe intellectual renaissance on the Church in Europe, In addition, the Inquisitionwas dealt with in terms of its concept, origin, composition, and Places of itsspread, As well as using the method of bibliographic research to determine thegeneral features of books confiscated by the Inquisition in Europe, In addition todefining the role of the Inquisition in controlling intellectual production, As well aslearn about lists of prohibited books, The fate of the Inquisition, The resultsindicated that the Inquisition paralyzed the scientific movement of the entirenation, Also, the books confiscated by the Inquisition amounted to 209 books for(137) authors during the period from the twelfth century until the twentieth centuryA.D. in various subjects, including: Religious writings and books that offend publicmodesty, and political writings focused on freedoms, Philosophical writings,literary and artistic writings in poetry, music, novels and plays, In addition to theproliferation of the Inquisition in various places in Europe, such as: Spain 1478,France 1329, Portugal 1547, and in Italy in the late sixteenth century CE inAquileia, Naples and Venice, Also in Andalusia, beginning in 1501 CE, when thedecree issued to burn all Islamic books was issued.…”
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Comparing the rhetorical element “hyperbole” between two epic poems “Shahnameh” by Ferdowsi and “Garashasbnameh” by Asadi Tusi. by Mahmood Bashiri, Molood Shagoshtasbi

“…The role of hyperbole in some episodes of poetry history, as well as in some literary forms, is the most prominent role, and one of the most notable categories of hyperbole is epic. …”
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Visions and Revisions: The Multiple Lives of Mina Loy’s Lunar Baedeker by Diane Drouin

“…I suggest that, despite various editorial attempts at containing and fixing her poems within the scope of a final collection, her poetry books are elusive and constantly evolving. …”
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Ijegbe and Luse Performances, and the Dialects of Collectivized Tragedy and Ideology among the Ilaje by Stephen Ola Ajimisan

“… This essay explores the genres of Biripo, the Ilaje oral performance or folk-poetry, Ijegbe and Luse vis-à-vis the notion of collectivised tragedy and ideology among the people. …”
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FILOSOFINĖS POETIKOS PARADIGMA by Tomas Kačerauskas

“…Philosophical poetics is based on the presumption that poetry and philosophy stand next to each other. The common foundation of the both is metaphor. …”
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“Significant Negatives”: Genre and Ethics in Alice Meynell’s Familiar Essays, 1893–1909 by Rachel O’Connell

“…While much of the critical writing on Meynell discusses her poetry, I contribute to a small body of work that focuses on her prose. …”
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