The female Saudi poets and their role in the literary renewal by Zamri Ariffin, Mariam Mat Daud

“…This article contains some features of literary creativity of the Saudi women poets, and the extent of their impact on the literary scene. …”
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Syair Alif Ba Ta: The poet and his mission by Noriah Mohamad

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Eco resistance in the poetry of the Arab poet Mahmoud Darwish by Hamoud Yahya, Zalina Mohd Lazim, Ravichandran Vengadasamy

“…This study attempts to analyze three poems of the Arab poet Mahmoud Darwish using selected concepts from eco-criticism as a way of opening up this field to Arab world academics. …”
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The philosophy of nature in the poetry of Ghulam Sarwar Yousuf and William Wordsworth: a comparative ecocritical analysis by Alvi, Amatulhafeez, Ravichandran Vengadasamy, Amrah Abdul Majid

“…It identifies the similarities and differences between both poets concluding that despite differences in their times, places, cultures, language and style, there is an affinity between both poets in their treatment towards nature. …”
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The poetic discourse on “Serendib” in modern Arabic literature: Mahmoud Sami Al-Baroudi as a model by Mohammed Hafees, Mohammed Shareef, Rahmah Ahmad H. Osman

“…While no study has been done to reveal the extent to which the poet’s derivation from the Sri Lankan environment in his poetry, this research will attempt to clarify the poet’s approach in introducing Sri Lanka, showing the aspects of its nature, and then to discuss his poems about the Sri Lankan people. …”
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A psychogeographical tracing of place attachment in selected poems of Kuala Lumpur by Mohd Fadhli Shah Khaidzir, Ruzy Suliza Hashim, Noraini Md Yusof

“…These poems address a variety of features that contribute to the city's development, including people, history, architecture, and other traits that, in the poets' opinion, define the city. The poets' affinities are shown via their attention on important and compelling issues that characterise Kuala Lumpur. …”
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التناص القرآني في شعر النقائض الأموية Intertextuality Quranic in Umayyad opposites hair by Ahmed R.A Rawajbeh, Tengku Ghani Tengku Jusoh, Md.Nor Abdullah, Zulkarnain Mohamed

“…The poets of opposites poems take their knowledge from multi-springs of knowledge. …”
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Greening of resistance in Arabic poetry: an ecocritical interpretation of selected Arabic poems by Mohsen, Hamoud Yahya, Ruzy Suliza Hashim

“…It also reveals that the Arab poets have highlighted the interconnectedness between the human and nonhuman world in their poetry. …”
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Reading Carol Ann Duffy’s “Politics” through unnatural ecopoetics by Zainab Abdulkadhim Mhana, Rosli Talif, Zainor Izat Zainal, Ikhlas Abdul Hadi

“…Carol Ann Duffy is one of the most notable poets in contemporary English poetry. In accordance with her poetic dexterity, she was appointed as Great Britain’s Poet Laureate in 2009. …”
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Lexical borrowing and the construction of identity and politics in Ushie’s Poetry by Romanus Aboh

“…It is revealed that when poets indulge in lexical borrowing, they do so (in most cases) to assert their identity on the one hand and to discuss the political situation of their country and time on the other. …”
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Portrayal of woman in contemporary Saudi poetry: an inductive study of samples of Saudi social themed poetry by Maryam Mohd Daud, Zamri Ariffin

“…It can be summarised, through an analysis of a general picture, that a contemporary Saudi poet portrays and his Islamic tendency in exploring woman related themes of physical and spiritual aspects, and then an analysis of the works and their thematic classifications, that we can get hold of a clear picture of Saudi women the Saudi poets try to portray.…”
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Reading forough farrokhzad ‘s poetry from the perspective of systemic functional linguistics by Forough Hassanpour, Ruzy Suliza Hashim

“…Forough Farrokhzad was one of the most important poets in twentieth century (1935-1976) in Iran. A poet, who for the first time in the history of Persian literature broke boundaries, wrote from a feminine point of view and accentuated the experiences of being a woman. …”
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The concept of patriotism and struggle against imperialism in the selected poems of Mehmet Akif Ersoy and W. B. Yeats by Ali Yigit

“…Realizing the destruction and damage that the colonizers had done to their countries, a wide range of people from politicians to writers, poets and ordinary people started to move against the colonizers. …”
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Environment and home in Mahmoud Darwish’s poetry: an ecological perspective by Ruzy Suliza Hashim, Ahmed, Hamoud Yahya

“…Throughout the fifty years of the Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish’s writing life, home is a predominant theme in his poetry. …”
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The aboriginal intervention in colonial discourse: challenging white control of cross-racial intersubjectivity by Cerce, Danica

“…In convening a cross-racial public, the rhetoric of the two poets’ critique generates a discursive guilt in non-Indigenous readers and foregrounds the need for the intersubjectivity of race; that is, a zone of mutual respect and cooperation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people.…”
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أثر القرآن الكريم في أدب النصارى من أدباء المهجر Impact of the Quran in the literature of the Christians of the Diaspora writers by Walid F.T Shehada, Tengku Ghani Tengku Jusoh, Maheram Ahmad

“…Arabic literature influenced in the Holy Quran after coming to the prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, then poets and writers took from it, through the ages, term, meanings, images, and compositions. …”
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Morpho-Lexical innovations and socio-political themes in Joe Ushie’s a Reign of Locusts by Maledo, Richard Oliseyenum

“…However, this paper contends that Nigerian poets in general and Joe Ushie in particular, manipulates the linguistic resources of morphology to realise lexical innovations. …”
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John Donne's metaphors of self and empire: a cognitive analysis by Sohrabi, Zohreh, Pirnajmuddin, Hossein

“…Combining insights from cognitive poetics and Edward Said's views about culture and imperialism, the writers try to look into the way the poet uses these metaphors to fashion a sense of communal/national identity. …”
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Ecoethical significance of wilderness in Pablo Neruda’s selected poems by Goltaj David Khosravi, Ravichandran Vengadasamy, Raihanah M. M.

“…This paper explores the ecoethical vision and ecological awareness in the selected poems of Pablo Neruda, a Nobel Prize winning poet of Latin American descent who was well known as a political poet. …”
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Demystifying mysticism: a comparative study of the poetry of William Blake and Rabindranath Tagore by Samantaray, Swati

“…This paper discusses the concept and perception of mysticism in the works of the occidental poet William Blake and the oriental poet Rabindranath Tagore. …”
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