Why We Need Black-feminist Poetry by Guilherme Foscolo, Alessandra Barbosa Adão

“…This essay aims at a double goal: reconstructing the problem of  how Enlightenment created and sharpened the conceptual weapons that made possible the European colonialist/slavery-machine (reframing thus universal history as a project of universalization of European/colonialist reason); and arguing how black-feminist poetry plays a fundamental anti-colonial role not only in exposing/forcing into review colonialist/racist thought, but also in creating non-totalitarian worlds of possibilities. …”
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Jan Clausen & Collectif. 2019. Je transporte des explosifs, on les appelle des mots. Poésie & féminismes aux États-Unis by Héloïse Humbert

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The Between Story: Physical and Psychic Trauma in the Poetry of Sonia Sanchez and Lucille Clifton by Chanae D. Bazemore

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La Poésie israélienne aujourd’hui - État des lieux by Ruth Kartun-Blum

“…It conveys its dynamism through three main currents: feminist poetry, religious poetry and poetry of those born in the Middle East (Mizrahim). …”
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Feminism and the politics of identity in Ingrid de Kok’s Familiar Ground by Mashudu C. Mashige

“…Through an analysis of selected representative poems from Ingrid de Kok’s Familiar Ground, this article examines the role played by feminist poetry in the quest to address gender-related issues as well as to contribute constructively to South Africa’s liberation from patriarchal apartheid. …”
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Personal Geographies: Poetic Lineage of American Poets Elizabeth Coatsworth and Kate Barnes by Ellen Maureen Taylor

“…Kate’s work echoes her mother’s painterly eye, yet is informed by the feminist poetry of her generation. Their dynamic relationship as mother and daughter, both struggling with service to the prevailing Western patriarchy, duties of domestication and docility, also inform their writing. …”
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Several Points on Reception of Poetry of Artificial Neural Networks by Ľubica Schmarcová

“…The goal of the authors, holding the positions of the curators, was to become capable of producing their own feminist poetry. The outcome presented as poetry of a neural network can be interrelated to such phenomena as digital literature, new media or so-called assisted creativity (when texts are created by other than human beings). …”
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Contemporary Tamil Dalit Feminist Poetics by Pramila Venkateswaran

“…I examine the social and political themes and aesthetics of Tamil Dalit feminist poetry in the light of the rationalist and materialist theories of Dr. …”
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A Sophisticated Touch of Feminism in the poetry of Fawzi Al-Ma’luf by Dr Shahnaz Zaheer, Dr Mubarak Shah

“…When we think of feminist poetry, we think of him in a highly appreciated frame of humanity, and hi is one of the most influential poets from Modern Period of Arabic Literature, who has migrated to Amercia, when enemies attacked on his homeland. …”
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