A close fitt: reading Beowulf fitt II with the Andreas-poet by Thomas, D

“…The&nbsp;<span class="italic">Andreas</span>-poet emerges as a careful and sophisticated reader, notable for their specifically literate and textual engagement with&nbsp;<span class="italic">Beowulf.…”

The poet and the thinker: the dialogue between Antonio Machado and Ortega y Gasset by De Ros, X

Words for ‘to speak’ in Old English poetry and the uses poets make of them by Frenkel, M

Sir Humphry Davy: boundless chemist, physicist, poet and man of action. by Thomas, S, Edwards, P, Kuznetsov, V

Women in Praise of Women: Female Poets and Female Patrons in Qajar Iran by Brookshaw, D

The Go-Betweens: Leah Goldberg, Yehuda Amichai and the Figure of the Poet Translator by Jacobs, A

Aesthetics of life in landscape poetry by Nam Chou Poets (1973-1990) by Foo, Ai Peng

“…However, the nature of the whole landscape poetries can be aesthetically summarized as quite similar to the leisure poetry of the great landscape poet in the Tang, Bai Juyi (772-846), which is smooth and graceful in feeling and its beauty, plain and fascinating. …”
Get full text

The RUBA'IYAT of Omar Khayyam / by Avery, Peter, Stubbs, John Heath

Subjects: “…Poets, Persian…”

Rumi the persian, the sufi / by 452430 A. Reza Arasteh

Subjects:

Miniatures illuminations of nisami's "Hamsah"

Subjects:

Rumi : past and present, east and west : the life, teaching and poetry of Jalal al-Din Rumi / by 208344 Lewis, Franklin D.

Subjects: “…Poets, Persian…”

Jepun yang indah dan diriku / by 381536 Yasunari Kawabata, Shamsuddin Jaafar, 1943-

Subjects:

Review of Irish Women Poets Rediscovered, by Maria Johnston and Conor Linnie (eds.) by Alba de Juan i López

Subjects: “…irish women poets…”
Get full text

The Comparative study of the the rise of mystical poetry in Iran and England by Esmail Zare Behtash, Fatemeh Elhami

Subjects: Get full text

Poets of New England. William Moebius in conversation with Agha Shahid Ali [videorecording] /

Subjects:

Nasir Khusraw, the ruby of Badakhshan : a portrait of the Persian poet, traveller and philosopher / by 492489 Hunsberger, Alice C.

Subjects:

The challeonic posture of violence: the Poet of The Time of the Hero (1963) of Mario Vargas Llosa by Jesús Miguel Delgado Del Aguila

“…<div style="text-align: justify;"><p>The configuration of the character Alberto Fernandez (the Poet) of <em>The Time of the Hero</em> (1963) is chameleonic in terms of violence, due to the fact that he assumed that his behavior was sometimes aggressive in order to acquire a certain respect; on the contrary, it will not be a diachronic attitude, the character will tend to want to experience a little more aggressiveness in trying to defeat the Jaguar and to seek revenge for the death of his companion Ricardo Arana (what happens there what Landowski called the risk of failure of the programming or the bad adjustment, made from its interaction as a chameleon). …”
Get full text

“It must be by his death”: “I, Cinna (The Poet)” and the Appropriation of Shakespeare’s Ghostly Voice by Andrea Peghinelli

“…When in 2012 Tim Crouch received a commission from the RSC for the World Shakespeare Festival, he wrote the fifth play of his “I, Shakespeare” series: “I, Cinna (The Poet)”. Crouch’s play works on multiple levels of agency: as it challenges the relationship between performer and audience, it also undercuts the hierarchical relationship between author and spectator. …”
Get full text

Être poète au temps de Charles d’Orléans (xve siècle) by Marie-Madeleine Huchet

Get full text

Pieces of a Poet: Hyman Edelstein and His Life Lived Through Prose by Teigan Goldsmith

Get full text