V. Mayakovsky: “Vladimir Ilyich Lenin.” Fragment (The First Publication of an Autograph in a Notebook) by Vera N. Terekhina, Elena I. Pogorelskaia

“…Comparing these notebooks that contain the autographs of the first and the third parts of the poem, this paper analyses characteristic features of the poet’s creative work, confirms the authenticity of the published notebook, and substantiates its dating. …”
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Reflection of social stratification in the era of Ghaznavids and Seljuks (with emphasis on Ghaznavid Sanai poems and visual arts of the era) by Ali Sharbati, Hoseen Mansoryan, Nahid Akbari

“…Hakim Sanai is one of the poets who has reflected the social issues of the society of his time in his works. …”
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Existentialist Approach to the Concept of Loneliness in Black Romantic Poetry in Iran: 1930s and 1940s by Mahmoud Bashiri, , Davoud Sparham, , Yahya Talebian, , Nasim Davoodipanah

“…The discussion of loneliness has strongly considered this nihilistic trend. The main poets of this trend, based on their influence from the existentialist and humanist attitude, whose works are analyzed in this article, are Hassan Honarmandi, Forough Farrokhzad and Ahmed Shamlou. …”
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قصيدة ت. س. إيليوت "الرباعيات الأربع": توظيف العناصر الميستية لمعالجة حالة الشكوكية الفردية في فترة الحرب العالمية الثانية... by محمود الخير, مهير قازاريان

“…It has been a rich theme for poets who have long used it to add intensity and depth to their poetry. …”
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الحداثة في شعر محمود درويش by غسان غنيم, مبارك سعيد

“…This new vision is considered a reflection  of the  positive sides of Arabic poetry in modern time. When poets find out new ways out of the traditional frame in the unity of line and that of the poem, so a fresh mentality has emerged, and so many poets have obtained new artistic visions that are quite unlike the old ones. …”
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New Verse Experiments in Minstreal Poetry and Little Used Verses: Example of Âşık Sadık Miskinî by İnan UMURBERK, Özkan DAŞDEMİR

“…At present certain minstreal poets are seen that bring forth poems with new verses to these poems. …”
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قصيدة ت. س. إيليوت "الرباعيات الأربع": توظيف العناصر الميستية لمعالجة حالة الشكوكية الفردية في فترة الحرب العالمية الثانية... by محمود الخير, مهير قازاريان

“…It has been a rich theme for poets who have long used it to add intensity and depth to their poetry. …”
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After postcolonialism and feminism: Transindigenous project in the poetry of Joy Harjo by Knežević Ana

“…For Hardžo, loving the country means decolonizing it so that the country is not only a place of oppression but also of opposition, so she considers the possibilities of connecting Third World poets, because if one form of oppression leads to another, to that extent one struggle is connected to another, despite different histories, locations and problems, so poets can create anti-hegemonic connections as oppositional forces within a unique transindigenous project.…”
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The Northern Borderland and Eastern Kujawy – Parallels: The Construction of Narrative Identity in the Cycle of Stories “Konopnicka’s Desk” by Maria Danilewicz Zielińska by Włodzimierz Moch

“…Danilewicz had close family ties with the latter, as well as a living memory of its poets and writers. The family, historical and literary parallels connecting but also separating both geographical and cultural areas form pairs. …”
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The Spring Equinox in Makhzan al-Asrar (Line Explanation of the Ascension Letter) by Alireza Shanazari

“…If the commentator investigates and unravels the line with evidence of the poet himself, surely he will be more successful in his work. …”
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The myth of the earth in the late lyric poetry of O. E. Mandelstam (Based on the material of the “First Voronezh Notebook”) by Minz, Bella A.

“…The analysis has shown that the author’s myth about the earth is one of the foundations of the poet’s worldview in the “First Voronezh Notebook” and is closely related to both his ideas about the Word, poetry, the poet’s fate, and his understanding of the roots of national existence in their relation to the modern era. …”
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The manifestation of the Holy Quran in Ahmad Azizi's poem Looking at the Masnavi of revelation shoes [In Persian] by Reza Kiani, Khalil Bigzadeh, Ali Akbar Mohseni

“…Poetry, in addition to expressing the poet's inner feelings and emotions, is a translation of his teachings that are expressed in different ways in the language. …”
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The Carving of Kṛṣṇa’s Legend: North and South, Back and Forth by Charlotte Schmid

“…With these various traditions, poets of the Tamil country in the later stage of Tamil Caṅkam literature featured a character they may not have consciously created, as he was already existent in the visual tradition and nurtured by the importance of one landscape animated by cowherds in the legend of Kṛṣṇa.…”
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Pathology of Multi-Layered Significance Transfer in the Interpretation of Hafez Poems Based on Catford's Theory of Formal Changes (Case Study of Al-Shawarbi and Abbas Zulaikha Tra... by Hossein Mohseni, Amin Sheikh Bagheri

“…The existence of multiple layers of meaning between the main and virtual meanings of poetic words and the unfamiliarity of translators with the semantic rotation between words and meanings in verses prevent the correct transmission of poets’ thoughts to the audience in literary texts. …”
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Ideological and poetological tensions : inventing modern Chinese poetry through British Romanticism, 1917-1933 by Yan, Hanjin

“…This study examines the rewriting of British Romanticism by prominent Chinese poets in the early republican era as part of their effort to construct or invent modern Chinese poetry, i.e. …”
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The Qiyan in the early Abbasid period by Caswell, FM

“…The bulk of the poetry which the established men poets composed in praise of the <em>qiy̅an</em> is seen as publicity material, and substantially produced to commission. …”

Panegyric of the monarch and its social context under Elizabeth I and James I by Norbrook, D

“…The first part deals with the poets associated with Essex, the second with the poetry of Sir Walter Ralegh. …”

Italian Futurism in Russian poetry: Vladimir Mayakovsky’s poetic revolution by New, K

“…In his pre-revolutionary works, the poet’s self-identity is marked by intense loneliness and despondency arising from his protest against the bourgeois and the dreariness of mundane life. …”

Etruscans in Latin poetry: political, cultural and personal implications in the age of Augustus by Haghighi, E

“…The intention of this thesis is to attempt for the first time to explore the presence of Etruscan themes in the Augustan poets in all their facets and shades, in their political as well as cultural context, while also being mindful of the unique ways in which each individual poet engages with traditional tropes. …”

Greek tragedy in twentieth-century Italian literature: the poetic translations of Camillo Sbarbaro and Giovanna Bemporad by Paoli, C

“…In light of this, I consider the pedagogical commitment of these poets as being at the heart of their relationship with the Classics. …”