A razão ética e poética nos poemas de Ana Martins Marques by Anélia Montechiari Pietrani

“…In the work of the young poet Ana Martins Marques, author ofA vida submarinaand Da arte dasarmadilhas, the feminine sensibility and aesthetic discipline are significant marks. …”
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Beyond the American Difficult Poem: Paul Celan’s “Du liegst” by Xavier Kalck

“…This paper presents a close reading of a late poem by German poet Paul Celan, with a view to call into question several critical assumptions relating to modernist-derived “difficulty.” …”
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Intertextuality in Selected Narrative Poems of Adébáyọ̀ Fálétí by Arinpe Adejumo, Adefemi Akinseloyin

“…It has been established that Fálétí is a philosophical poet influenced by the historical, political, social and cultural contexts of the society that produced his poems. …”
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The Seasons by James Thomson and the Baltic German Poetry about the Seasons in the Era of Baltic Enlightenment by Kairit Kaur

“…James Thomson (1700–1748) was an 18th century Scottish poet and playwright. Son of a Presbyterian minister, he studied at the College of Edinburgh to become a minister (1715–1719). …”
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Salaman and Absal in Abd al-Rahman Jami by Halilović Tehran

“…Abd al-Rahman Jami was a renowned gnostic and writer from the 15th century, known and respected throughout the Islamic world at the time. He was not a court poet, but he had close relations with the leaders of political and social life, especially with Amir Ali-Shir Nava'i, Bayqara's vizier and also a prominent poet. …”
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Ovidian intertextuality and metamorphosis in Prudentius by Philip Hardie

“…In this paper I focus on allusion to a poet arguably almost as important for Prudentius as Virgil and Horace, Ovid. …”
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Dowson’s Excesses and Poetics by Adrian Grafe

“…Ernest Dowson (1867-1900), the archetypal Décadent poet, is still as relevant as ever, if not more so, in the 21st century. …”
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Chaves para ler as Memórias inventadas, de Manoel de Barros by Raquel R. Souza

“…Electing the book Memórias inventadas: a infância, by Brazilian poet Manoel de Barros, from the state of Goiás, the article intends to observe memory and as- sess the mechanisms through which it operates. …”
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Le creux ou la ville en procès chez Rosmarie Waldrop by Vincent Broqua

“…In the texts of the American poet Rosmarie Waldrop’s, the city amounts to a haunting and haunted name, interstices, and empty centres. …”
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La poésie lyrique, un outil d’unification linguistique et politique by Anne-Marie Le Baillif

“…We focus on Ronsard, the most representative poet of the catholic party during the civil wars of religion, which begin in 1562. …”
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The Feeling of Thought: T.S. Eliot’s Programmatic Poetry. by Amélie Ducroux

“…Eliot’s essays and lectures and their occasional lack of nuance largely account for the poet’s reputation as a figure of authority and as an advocate of a traditional, conservative brand of modernism. …”
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Artifice and Medium-Specific Art: Poetry Performance and Film by Geneviève Cohen-Cheminet

“…This paper presents a digital artefact (trailer and DVD) made out of the film archive of poet Jerome Rothenberg’s performance-conferences given at the Sorbonne and at the ENS-LSH in November 2005. …”
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The Open Boat and the Shipwreck of the Singular: American Poetry and the Democratic Ideal by Elizabeth Willis

“…A poet investigates an essential contradiction within American poetry’s counter-tradition. …”
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« An Octopus / of ice » : stratigraphies d’un poème by Aurore Clavier

“…Nevertheless, unlike some of her contemporaries, the poet is spurred by no quest for a mythical foundation that could legitimize national history. …”
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Estonian, Russian and Samizdat Identity: Arno Tsart and Elena Shvarts by Miriam Rossi

“… The article explores a case of literary mystification by Elena Shvarts that occurred in samizdat during the eighties, featuring a fictitious Estonian poet. Aware of the relevance that translation played in the literary samizdat of Leningrad during the eighties, the investigation focuses on the similarities between the poetess’ hoax and the concept of pseudo-translation, analysing the reasons for and outcomes of her endeavour in terms of identity research. …”
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“Cut Prose”? The Sentence and the Line in Marianne Moore’s Poetry by Aurore Clavier

“…This article seeks to examine Marianne Moore’s line breaks and the formal tensions they reveal or even create between the grammatical sentence and the poetical line. While the poet is commonly associated with the most radical and idiosyncratic verse patterns, from her earliest modernist experiments to her signature use of syllabic verse, her work is also marked by a less conspicuous, but equally thorough pull toward the continuity of prose, a genre she was consistently drawn to. …”
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“The Body Hair that Grows on the Head” by Donyol Dondrup, Charlene Makley

“…In this chapter, we introduce readers to the Amdo Tibetan comedian, poet and performance artist Menla-kyap [sMan bla skyabs] through a translation of his 2009 autobiographical narrative, “Views on Hair and Hairstyles.” …”
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Amazon Journeys and Poetic Re-Discoveries in Jan Conn’s 'Jaguar Rain' and Malu de Martino’s 'Margaret Mee e a Flor da Lua' by Magali Sperling Beck, Anelise R. Corseuil

“…As both a scientist and a poet who has also extensively travelled in the region, Conn reimagines Mee’s wondrous encounters while situating them as part of a tradition of travel and exploration in South America. …”
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Late-Victorian Paganism: the case of the Pagan Review by Bénédicte Coste

“…This article discusses the sole issue of the Pagan Review (1892) single-handedly authored by William Sharp under various pen names. Sharp was a poet, literary critic and novelist who began publishing under the pen name of Fiona MacLeod in 1894. …”
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« I am content with tentativeness from day to day » : Thomas Hardy et le parti pris poétique du tâtonnement by Laurence Estanove

“…This deliberate artistic preference for uncertainty is visible in the poet’s hesitant stances, wavering between harsh renunciation and the relief of conscious dreaming. …”
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