Influences and Individualities: by Mohammad Shafiqul Islam

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Socially-engaged narrative in contemporary Hindi poetry by Guzel V. Strelkova, Ksenia A. Lesik

Subjects: “…indian poetry…”
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Robert Dale Parker, ed. The Sounds the Stars make Rushing through the Sky: The Writings of Jane Johnston Schoolcraft. Robert Dale Parker, ed. Changing is not Vanishing: A Collection of Early American Indian Poetry to 1930. by James Mackay

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How the Internet is Transforming the Bombay Poetry Scene by Manon Boukhroufa-Trijaud

Subjects: “…contemporary Indian poetry…”
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Adventures of a Scholar Gypsy: by Kaiser Haq

“… Bruce King became a literary celebrity in India with the publication of Modern Indian Poetry in English (OUP, 1987). The book is only the tip of the proverbial iceberg. …”
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Les doubles sens dans le panégyrique royal : l'exemple des inscriptions des Cālukya de Veṅgī by Perrine Estienne-Monod

“…The double entendre, i.e. śleṣa, in Indian poetry, is based on the polysemy of a word or of a group of words, on homonymy and on word splitting. …”
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A Comparative Vision Between Bharata and Aristotle by Sergio Armando Rentería Alejandre

“…In this sense, into this essay I set out a comparison between the definition of metaphor in Aristotle’s Poetics and Rhetorics and the definition of rupaka in Bharata’s Natyashastra, treatise about playwriting, very important for the studies on Indian theater as well as for those on Indian poetry. All this comparative theory helps me to find the aim of metaphor into Sanskrit poetry, through the vision of Aristotle and Bharata, thanks to the poetic reach of rupaka or metaphor.…”
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Pondering on Verses of Kalim Kashani (Hamedani) by Zahra Aghababaii, Mina Rahmani

“…Then, through the inter-textual relationships in the poetry of this era, by examining the neglected and obscure motifs of Kalim's poetry, such as nail art, paper and Totoya paper, it was concluded that the key words for the effect of the universal language on Indian poetry came from the status of specific and personal motifs that has become one of the most popular Indian style characteristics.…”
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Comparative Indian (Alankārā) and Islamic rhetoric by Mojahed Gholami

“…In this process, aesthetic, rhythm, and recognizing the beloved in Indian poetry issues have been translated into Arabic and Persian. …”
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Divan and the Style of Molla Ghasem Masshadi, the Dumb by Mehrdad Nosrati

“…He makes poems in Indian poetry style and successfully utilizes the facilities of the style to improve his poetry. …”
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