Poet of emotional dramas by Miroslav Červenka

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JÁN SMREK: THE POET AND THE WOMAN ). by Michal Habaj

“…The aim of the study is to point out the ethical, moral foundation of Smrek´s artistic philosophy, his concept of love and erotic in the context with his poetic composition Básnik a žena (The Poet and the Woman). The poetic composition Básnik a žena (The Poet and the Woman) was published in 1934. …”
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Jesenský The Poet: From Romanticism To Classicism by Valér Mikula

“…Jesenský as a poet (as well as a prose writer) cannot only be interpreted through his works of art. …”
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Maták, Eduard: JÁN BOTTO - POET AND SURVEYOR by Magdaléna Sedláčková

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Hviezdoslav – A Poet of Great Paradoxes and Paradoxical Greatness by Zoltán Rédey

“…Hviezdoslav’s personality. The poet – although considered a central figure in the Slovak literary canon, institutionally accepted authority and emblem of national culture – remains “rather unpopular and basically unread” and “incomprehensible”. …”
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Poet in Time. Ján Poničanʼs Poetry between 1929 and 1942. by Michal Habaj

“…His switch over to using rural and rustic images of national identity and reconnecting with cultural tradition is a kind of paradox with regard to the poet´s past as a representative of the civilizational poetry movement pursuing the ideals of revolution, industrialization and modernization. …”
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The Poet in Time (of Oppression). The Inner Exile as a Subject Paradigm. by Michal Habaj

“…Insisting on the humanistic meaning of a poet´s message is proved by Smrek´s lyric subject in the existence of two parallel poetic worlds, which enter unexpected relations and confrontations despite being seemingly autonomous as regards poetology and aesthetics. …”
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Zambor, Ján: INTERPRETATION AND POETICS. ON THE POETRY OF SLOVAK POETS OF THE 20TH CENTURY by Vladimír Petrík

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Poet in Time. The Synthesis of the „Split“ World in the Subject (Laco Novomeský´s Poetry 1923 – 1939) by Michal Habaj

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ADDITIONAL REMARKS ON BÁSNIK A ŽENA/THE POET AND THE WOMAN (TWO VERSIONS OF THE SAME POEM) by Michal Habaj

“…The aim of the article is to show the process of transformation of Smrek´s poetic gesture according to how the differences between the versions of poetic composition Básnik a žena (The Poet and the Woman) published in the magazine (1925) and in the book (1934. …”
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Srečko Kosovel: a poet of the Slovenian Karst and the avant-garde in Czech and Slovak translation reception by Špela Sevšek Šramel, Jana Šnytová

“…The article presents the Slovenian poet Srečko Kosovel (1904 – 1926) in the context of his entire poetic oeuvre, from impressionism and expressionism to constructivism, in a complex understanding of time, space, and inter-literary contacts, with an emphasis on his individual poetic expression. …”
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NJACHAJOVÁ, Mária (ed.): IVAN MACINSKÝ – UKRAINIAN POET, TRANSLATOR AND SLOVAK-UKRAINIAN LITERARY RELATIONS by Adriana Amir

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BOKNÍKOVÁ, Andrea: Sunken Souls. From Works by Slovak Women Poets in the First Half of the 20th Century by Jaroslava Šaková

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Typological Parallels and Differences in the Poetry of Taras Shevchenko and Slovak Romantic Poets (Samo Chalupka, Andrej Sládkovič, Janko Kráľ, Ján Botto) by Oleksandr Boroň

“…The poets employ similar artistic means, celebrating beauty of their native land. …”
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The relation between religious litanies and the avantgarde litanie form in Slovak surrealist poetry by Jana Juhásová

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Zaprzeczone przymiotniki i imiesłowy przymiotnikowe w poematach romantycznych by Edward Stachurski

“…Most often they serve the poets to specify the description of characters and things.…”
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Sonet, cykl sonetowy i wieniec sonetów w poezji polskiej i europejskiej by Wiktor Jarosław Darasz

“…All the ideas are illustrated with examples from the works written by the most distinguished Polish and European poets.…”
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Selected representations of fauna (insects, birds, whale) and the human as a “human animal” in the poetry of Ivan Laučík by Matúš Mikšík

“…From the wide range of animals which the poet invites into his verse, it focuses on the motifs of insects, birds, and whales. …”
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Three Psalmic Adaptations by Andrej Sládkovič by Ľubica Blažencová

“…The article focuses on reflective-meditative poetry the Slovak poet Andrej Sládkovič (1820 – 1872) wrote in the 1860s and early 1970s. …”
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Animals indistinct, animals mute (Natural motifs in Ivan Štrpka’s poetry) by Ivana Hostová, Veronika Rácová

“…With regards to Štrpka’s early collections, they look at the way the poet employed the figure of the parrot in his critique of rhetorical emptiness of the socialist society. …”
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