Re-reading the function of myth in Persian and Arabic poetry based on Shamloo and Al-Bayati poetry by Qusie Mahfood, Seyed ali Qasemzadeh, Reza Sami zadeh, Ali Reza Shaikhi

“…As the myth uses the capacities of literature, specially poem, to continue its existence, poets use the capacity of myth to make their poetry more beautiful and developed. …”
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CRM at the speed of light : social CRM strategies, tools, and techniques for engaging your customers / by 435685 Greenberg, Paul

“…-- Movin' and groovin' : the use of mobile devices -- The collaborative value chain -- Sales and marketing : the customer is the right subject -- Customer service is our name--and our game -- The difference : CRM, the public sector, and politics -- SOA for poets -- At home or in the clouds--and in open spaces between -- Big picture, big strategies -- Mapping the customer experience -- Process and data go together like-- CRM operations -- Value given, value received : analyzing the return on CRM -- When you buy the application, you buy the vendor, though you don't implement him -- Waving to the future.…”

Emozioni sociali. Le basi neurofisiologiche dell'empatia e del comportamento d'aiuto by Giorgia Silani

“…The Neurophysiologic Bases of Empathy and Helping Behavior - Love is not just a tale of poets and artists. Love is a concept that has many shades, from parental love to friendship to love between human beings who may not even know each other, yet share the same fate. …”
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Párizsi járvány és művészvilág by Marta-Adrienne Elekes

“…We will try to analyze this, quoting from the testimonies of the writers-poets, as well as focusing on the living conditions of some significant musicians, highlighting the events of their career from those times.…”
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"Makin it right" through the poetry of Alf Taylor by Danica Čerče

“…By presenting the verse of Alf Taylor collected in Singer Songwriter (1992) and Winds (1994) and discussing it in the context of the wider social and cultural rnilieu of the author, my essay aims to show its thematic richness of indigenous poetic expression. Indigenous poets have, on the one hand, undertaken the re­ sponsibility to strive for social and political equality, as is generally believed, while on the other, they have produced powerful self-revelatory accounts of their own mental and emotional interior, which urges us to see their careers in a perspective much wider than that of social chroniclers and rebels.…”
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Implementation Of 3D Virtual Poetry Image By Using Bezier Cubic Splines And Open GL Primitives by Monem S. Rahma, Abd Al, Luma Faik Jalil Khalil

“…Many poetry segments written by different poets had been taken as samples to test the suggested algorithm.…”
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Lesbia as Procuress in Horace’s Epode 12 by Marilyn B. Skinner

“…In the light of those analyses, one corollary problem demanding re-examination is the Augustan poet’s relationship to his “suppressed precursor” Catullus, who in the Epodes as in the Odes goes unacknowledged although his presence is constantly felt. …”
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“Travelling in the Family”: Elizabeth Bishop’s Brazilian Autobiographical Voice by Myriam Bellehigue

“…Oblivion strikes as the “vivid force” that shapes most of these autobiographical works and pushes both poets to explore their childhood “tropisms,” that is to say, according to Sarraute’s definition, micro-movements, intimate dramas that affect the child’s subconscious and that the adult tries to grasp at years later through uncertain language. …”
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Shelley’s ‘To a Skylark’ and Thomas Hardy: Irony and Form by Krešimir Vunić

“…After an introduction on the reception of Shelley’s poetry both in criticism and among poets, a close reading of both poems, and how they interact, follows.…”
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Fraternally Americans: the New Solidarity Movement and the Emergence of a Counterculture in the 1960s by Valeria Manzano

“…In particular, it focuses on the New Solidarity Movement, which was created by a group of poets and writers, and anchored on a network of little magazines, correspondence, and meetings, such as the one held in Mexico City in 1964. …”
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“By links of being past imagining”: Fernando Pessoa’s The Mad Fiddler and Sensationism by Lacerda, Inês Forjaz de

“…This article examines the aesthetic reach of Pessoa’s threefold process to understand how the poet’s early work in English conceptualizes the abstract feelings and expressions that would eventually allow his heteronyms “to feel everything in all possible ways.” …”
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Arthur Danto and the Political Re-Enfranchisement of Art by Carroll, Noël

“…In terms of cultural politics, philosophers – since Socrates met Ion – have attempted to demote the authority of poets (and, by extension, artists in general). Philosophers have sought to achieve this by means of a number of strategies – from the denial that art can provide knowledge to the idea that art is detached from the practical, including the political, life of the culture at large. …”
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A Poetry Pedagogy for Teachers by Sarah Loch

“…The authors, U.S-based poets, educators, and arts-academics, share a crafted master class in creative thinking and poetic confidence building for teachers. …”
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Materialistic Interest in The Bedbug by Vladimir Mayakovsky by Soran Abdulrahman, Khals Mala

“…The play entitled The Bedbug is one of the most imaginative political satires on the Soviet Union in the twentieth century which was written by one of the greatest Russian poets, Vladimir Mayakovsky in 1929. The primary purpose of this study is to analyze the play in terms of Marxism’s Materialistic Aspects. …”
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Lyricism in modern poetry by mehdokht moein

“…Love poetry is a type of lyric poetry, in which the poet expresses his own personal feelings. To define it more concisely, love poetry can be said to be an artistic expression, in which the poet/lover places himself as the subject, then describes and praises his beloved as an object.This article is intended to sketch out this type of artistic expression in the lyrics of five innovative poets: Nimā, Shāmlou, Forough, Akhavan and Sepehri. …”
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Archaism in Shamloo’s Poetry by ahmad khatami

“…Ahmad Shamloo is among the contemporary poets who has used archaism as the basis of his poetry. …”
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City Lights and the Emergence of Beat Poetry: How Howl and Other Poems redefined Poetic and Cultural Boundaries in the mid-1950s by Peggy Pacini

“…This paper examines how City Lights, a San Francisco-based small press, became not only the lighthouse in the Bay for Beat and Beat-related artists and poets but also a countercultural organ of dissent channelling new poetic visions and aesthetics starting from the mid-1950s. …”
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Strategy and practice of partial non-translation in contemporary poetry (a case study of Hong Kong and Russian authors) by Yulia A. Dreyzis

“…The paper centers on the phenomenon of non-translation in the texts of bilingual poets who perform self-translation into the lect of a dominant, ‘larger’ tradition (Putonghua / Rus­sian). …”
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Shakespeare in the Arab Jordanian Consciousness: Shylock in the Poetry of ʿArār (Mustafa Wahbi Al-Tal) by Hussein A. Alhawamdeh, Ismail Suliman Almazaidah

“…Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice has been reimagined, adapted, and appropriated by Arab playwrights and poets. The Arab Jordanian poet ʿArār (Mustafa Wahbi Al-Tal; 1897–1949) appropriates Shakespeare's anti-archetype of the figure of the Jew, Shylock, to criticize two local issues in the early twentieth-century context in Jordan and Palestine. …”
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Triangolazioni religiose del desiderio in Donne e Herbert by Carmen Gallo

“…The paper means to investigate the poetic rewritings of the traditional Imitatio Christi written by metaphysical poets John Donne (1572-1631) and George Herbert (1593-1633) during the religious crisis and the eucharistic debates still affecting English culture and society in the seventeenth century. …”
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