The Prophet and the Poet: Richard Shaull and the Shaping of Rubem Alves’s Liberative Theopoetics by Raimundo C. Barreto

“…In this article, I underscore particular snapshots of Alves’ vast work, noting that the images of the poet and the prophet that permeate much of it are not mutually exclusive. …”
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Eric Robertson, <i>Arp. Painter, Poet, Sculptor</i> 2006. by Ruth Hemus

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Auratiser Twitter: Dominique de Villepin politicien, rhéteur et poète by Noémie Suisse

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Metaphorical Expression used in Poetry in book "The Everyday Poet" by Deborah Alma by Ayu Gres Oktavia Sinaga, Marlin Steffi Marpaung

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Les mots politiques du poète Giovanni Pascoli (1855-1912) by Yannick Gouchan

“…Il s’agit d’étudier l’aspect politique de la pensée du poète Pascoli, figure de premier plan dans la culture italienne entre la fin du XIXe et le début du XXe siècle. …”
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Transformations of the poeticworried vision of poet Mahmoud Darwish Between 1964-1984 by فاخر ميّا, ريتا بطرس

“…To Mahmoud Darwish derived from the literary Arab in which the poet lives in his homeland Palestine, and this is what made. …”
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Entretien avec Sylviane Dupuis, poète et dramaturge suisse contemporaine by Andreea BUGIAC

“… Poète, dramaturge, professeure des universités, essayiste et animatrice d’ateliers d’écriture théâtrale, Sylviane DUPUIS (1956-) est un nom désormais bien connu dans l’histoire culturelle de la Suisse romande. …”
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The Terrible in the Works of Adamist Poets S. Gorodetsky, V. Narbut, and M. Zenkevich by Igor Yevgenyevich Vasilyev

“…This article analyses the terrible in the works of Adamist poets to identify common features and patterns in their creative work. …”
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Hakim Mohammad Saeed Qomi, an Unknown Poet and Physician of the Safavid Era by Sayyed Hossain Sayyed Mousavi, Vahideh Fakhar Noghani, Mahboobeh Farkhondehzadeh

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How Diary / Memoir / Poet Jane Compares With Social Media Jane by Jane Burn

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THREE SOLDIER-POETS: RUPERT BROOKE, EDWARD THOMAS AND ISAAC ROSENBERG by Şafak ALTUNSOY

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The poetic of deviation in the poem of African songs by the poet Mohammed Al-Fitouri by Yasin Ali

“…The study appeared that the text, which studied, contained many stylistic techniques that contributed to enriching his poetry and in carrying the poet's vision of colonialism and his practices against the African peoples. …”
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À la claire Fontaine : un poète gaélique au Maghreb by Michel Byrne

“…This article summarises the biographical and literary journey of the multilingual Scottish poet George Campbell Hay (1915–1984) and examines the influence that his French-language reading, particularly of the periodical Résistante Fontaine, had on his thinking and on the works he wrote or conceived during his years of military service in the Maghreb and Italy, notably his most famous war poem, ‘Bisearta’.…”
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POET AGAINST THE BACKGROUND OF SOCIETY IN THE AESTHETIC PROJECT OF THE RUSSIAN AVANT-GARDE

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In Memoriam Gus Ferguson, South-African Poet and Cartoonist (1940-2020) by Skinner, Douglas Reid

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Psychotype of Poet: Aim and Method of Definition (Works by Ksenia Nekrasova as an Example)

“…Psychoanalytical method is amplified with description of poet’s way of thinking.…”
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Nizar Qabbani and the language of poetic creativity In his poet “Jasmine Alphabet” by Reem Hilal

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Sergey Esenin: the Baku Period of Life and Creativity of the Great Russian Poet by Isaxan Isaxanli

“…Sergey Esenin is one of the most read Russian poets and at the same time remains one of the least studied. …”
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Plato on the Political Role of Poetry: the Expulsion of the Traditional Poets and the Reform of Poetry by Laura Liliana Gomez

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Becoming a poet: Gerhard Fritsch and the Austrian lyric after 1945 by Bushell, A

“…Fritsch's early and initially prolific presence among the first generation of Austrian poets to emerge after 1945 has been widely acknowledged. …”