David Vikgren versus Antti Keksi by Eva Lilja

“… David Vikgren Versus Antti Keksi: The Work of Orature in Phonemic poetry David Vikgren (1975–) has made a phonemic elaboration of an oral poem by Antti Keksi (1677). Both these poets are situated in Torne Valley in the very north of Sweden. …”
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The „Furious Swarm ofHomets". Slovak Surrealists in Their Intergenerational Arguments by Jaroslava Šaková

“…What is important is the explicit declaration of youth by the Surrealist poets, which can directly be linked to the emblematic motif of youth and desire in Surrealism as well as the opposition stance typical of all the Avantgarde movements.…”
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Translating Culture: Contemporary African American Poetry by Kristina Kočan Šalamon

“…The cultural elements, such as African American cuisine, attire and style in general, as well as spiritual and religious practices, often play a significant role for African American poets who are proclaiming their identity. Moreover, the paper presents the translation problems that emerge when attempting to transfer such a specific, even exotic, source culture into a target culture, like Slovene. …”
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<em>Derek Mahon’s Homage to Pasolini</em> by Irene De Angelis

“…Quotations from Shelley's 'Adonais' and 'Hellas' and from Keats's Odes reveal echoes of these poets in 'Roman Script'. In their fight for truth against falsity, Gramsci and Pasolini take their rightful place beside Shelley and above all Keats, whose portrait emerges from the concluding “re-make” of Metastasio…”
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Autour de la Vache de Myron : de l’éloge de l’opus nobile à la réflexion sur les genres et les sujets en poésie by Évelyne Prioux

“…It is argued that the humble character or bucolic dimension that some Hellenistic poets perceived in Myron's masterpiece may account for the exceptional fame of this sculpture in later poetry.…”
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Ecuaciones delictivas: artefactos, ambages, poemas plagiados, iconogénesis by Jorge Monteleone

“…The endless poetic legacy of Nicanor Parra starts with the antipoetry and, in parallel, dissolves the figure of the self, to be substituted by a succession of masquerades: the neutral subject, the madman, and the pragmatic poet bricoleur that accompanies the dissolution of identity. …”
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El Amor En El Islam: Análisis De Conceptos y Contextos Basados En La Traducción by Ahmed Ounane

“…In the Islamic context, studious, sages and poets have shone since ancient times; they praised and experienced intense moments of this distinguished human sentiment. …”
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The Authorial Subject as a Metapoetic Figure in Ode I 9, Vides ut alta, and Ode II 19, Bacchum in remotis by Wojciech Kopek

“…As a starting point for analysis, the construction of the subject-bard (vates) and the topics of poetic frenzy (ingenium, insania, mania) shaping the poet’s image as a medium between the divine sphere of inspiration and the poetic communication turned towards the sender were adopted. …”
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The Demonized «Inimico altero» and Its Representations in the Context of Italian and French Epic on Lepanto by Maria Shakhray

“…The present essay aims to investigate various ways of transposing the figure of the historical adversary onto the “chessboard” of “modern” Christian epic, as well as to analyze the variety of literary modalities of merging the figure of the Ottoman “Other” with the dimension of the “demonic marvellous”, adopted by the poets to enrich, complicate and counterbalance the heroic sacrality of the epic text. …”
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The sublime’s value in hero poems in Jahili poetry by مصطفى حداد, بشير ناصر, رباح طويل

“…The Galilee in one of the manifestations of fear and power - Based on these two principles- It can be embodied in the image of the hero , Because he faces his fear ramming it , Impervious to death , This intrusion is based on the principle of force , So is the manifestation of an individual tournament , Because the hero has a distinct recipes , Not owned by someone else . research depends on the selection of the Poetry models Describes the image of the hero Which becomes solemn Through its potential Which is trying to achieve it , And while achieved proves itself , And makes it superior to others with , And poets have legalized the language in these selected models make it sensuous standard And psychological And mental for al Jalil which the feeling self for a way to prove majesty . …”
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Tom Stoppard’s The Invention of Love: the Invention of Tradition by Bożena Kucała

“…It is mainly in the work of ancient poets that the protagonist finds models for his own feelings. …”
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CREATIVITY OF MUHAMMAD FUZULI by Nazerke JEKSENBAYEVA

“…The article deals with the one of the greatest poets of the East - Muhammad Fuzuli. His biography and works are also included. …”
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The “Double Orpheus”: between Myth and Cult by Tomasz Mojsik

“…The analysis of the circumstances in which certain features of the mythical image appear will allow us to pose a question about the role of his cult and tomb within the phenomenon of the cult of the poets, on the one side, and King Archelaos’ cultural politics, on the other. …”
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Gli albori del folklore ucraino. Antecedenti e primi passi di un’etnografia alla ricerca delle comuni e antiche radici del popolo ucraino by Tamara Mykhaylyak

“…Furthermore, over the next two centuries, the Ukrainian lands became the focus of study not only for Ukrainian scholars, geographers and linguists, but also for poets and painters, who often enjoyed adding ethnographic nuances to their stories. …”
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We-Relation: Narratives of Emergence, Education and Resistance by Momina A Khan, Irteqa A. Khan

“…In this position paper Momina and Irteqa as mother and daughter, Canadian Muslim women of South Asian ethnic decent, writers, poets, and critical scholars, share the truth of our knowing as an alternative way of knowing and initiating dialogue. …”
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“Tears on a Mask”: In the Time of Covid-19 by Louise Evans

“…Meanwhile, a new generation of Spanish poets wields the social media environment as its writing space. …”
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Abolitions mortelles : spéculations démocratiques dans la poésie d’Emily Dickinson by Cécile Roudeau

“…Doing the dying, in that sense, may well be the poet’s cunning response to the injunction of abstraction of mid-nineteenth century political representation.…”
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Investigation of Jahiz’ Ideas on Poetry and Its Criticism

“…Jahiz has talked about different poetic topics including: the genesis of poetry, the value and the impact of poetry, the classification of poets, nature and mannerism, the old and the new, the form and the content, poetic plagiarism, and "intihāl" and the unity of the subject in poetry.…”
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Latines en La Araucana (o cómo leyó Ercilla La Eneida y La Farsalia) by Gómez Canseco, Luis

“…In order to do so, the passages of La Araucana are compared with the Latin versions of the works of both poets, as well as with their Spanish translations. …”
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Dufrenne’s Conception of Aesthetic Object in Poetry by Fateme Benvidi

“…Dufrenne sees the world of the work not as represented but instead as a world that can be traced back to poet’s lived experience to which Structuralist rules grant no access. …”
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