Thomas Hardy : une écriture paradoxale entre génération et dégradation entropique by Annie Escuret

“…Mikhail Bakhtin (1895-1975) used Einstein’s ideas of space-time to coin the term « chronotope » to refer to his theory of the distinctive use of topology in particular genres of fiction. Hardy’s Wessex is a poetic creation that generates a new sort of time and space. …”
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Un corps à soi : la réécriture du blason dans Odes de Sharon Olds by Juliette Bouanani

“…These poems bring the “blazon” to mind, a French medieval poetic form in which the feminine body is fragmented and mapped, from head to toe. …”
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Rhetorical Mixture: Hermogenes and Hybridity in English Renaissance Literary Criticism by Javiera Lorenzini Raty

“…It argues that Hermogenes was both a key and controversial source of the mixed styles of the period – styles that transgressed the boundaries of poetic decorum and which were embodied in emergent hybrid forms such as tragicomedy or epyllion. …”
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Uma realidade que ficcionalizou a si mesma: história e subjetividade em Vento sul, de Vilma Arêas by Ana Paula Pacheco

“…By investigating symmetrical opposite proceedings of compositional techniques radicalized in Vento sul, by Vilma Arêas – the non-literariness and the literary-poetic device – this article attempts to understand how the representation of the reality works in it. …”
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Clash of Past and Present: Production of Historical and Representational Spaces in Oscar Wilde’s Poetry by Emre Çakar

“…He criticized the traditional moral codes and values of the Victorian era in which he was born and rejected many Victorian poetic aspects. Wilde used characters and places of ancient Greek mythology in his poems and developed a poetic sensitivity that focused on the real places and characters of the city. …”
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La figure de la comparaison chez Flaubert by Nathalie Petibon

“…The evidence shows that, for Flaubert, comparisons constitute both an ironic perspective and a poetic frame.…”
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La formule ou comment la philosophie l’attrape by Richard Pedot

“…It purports to show how philosophy is seduced by Bartleby / “Bartleby”’s formula, being unable to tell apart poetical and philosophical formulæ.…”
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The Exordium of Adébáyọ̀ Fálétí’s Poetry by Adedotun Ogundeji

“…The non-narrative ones are made up of poetic discourses on various social and philosophical topics. …”
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BİR AĞIT OLARAK İNSAN by Ahmet İnam

“…She creates herself by poeticizing her life. She endeavours to live her life like a poem. …”
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Lou Gentilome Gascoun, une épopée historique by Claire Torreilles

“…We place particular emphasis on the battle of Coutras (20 October 1587) which, although it is not named, nevertheless occupies an essential place in the poetic and ideological construction of Ader's text, on a par with the battle of Actium in the Aeneid.…”
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“I Have Worn No Shoes upon This Holy Ground”: Hebrew and Religious Authority in Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s Poems (1838, 1844) by Gal Manor

“…Finally, the appearances of Hebrew in her works constitute what Derrida terms a poetic Shibboleth, meant to define who is to be accepted into the realm of sacred poetry and who is to be left out. …”
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Translation Analysis of Student’s Work (Study of Poetry Translation) by Syukril Khair, Bambang Suwarno, Arono Arono

“…The suggestion for further researchers is to explore a similar study by investigating on figurative speech and poetical aspect at poetry translation. …”
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De l’Esthétisation à l’anti-symbolisme : les évolutions du corps chez William Carlos Williams by Samantha Lemeunier

“…This paper describes this poetic undressing and analyzes the passage from a canonical body inspired from Romantic ideals to the fragile and vulnerable body that Williams depicts at the end of his career. …”
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Revelation, Not Revolution: Queer Poetry’s Political Life, as Read through Robert Duncan’s Late Anarchism by Eric Keenaghan

“…Nonetheless, his ideas about eroticism’s centrality to poetic composition could help us reimagine poetry’s potential and its limits for addressing crises now affecting and dehumanizing queer persons.…”
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ТHE BEGINNING OF THE WORLD ACCORDING TO HESIODS AS THE BIRTH OF PHILOSOPHICAL ONTOLOGY by Ігор ПАВЛЕНКО

“…Already in the early theogony, in the Orphics and in Hesiod, we find a certain mythological-poetic and, at the same time, religious-philosophical model of the origin of the world and its first elements. …”
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Marianne Moore and the Lessons of Multiplicity by Heather Cass White

“…In this essay the author, editor of three such editions, reflects on questions about poetic making and representation that underlie editorial work, focusing in particular on the virtues and pitfalls particular to print and digital editions.…”
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De l’artifice au vacillement : “A Singing Lesson” (A Century of Roundels, 1883) d’A. C. Swinburne by Pascal Aquien

“…Swinburne has long been considered an exceedingly clever master of hollow musical poetic tricks and devices. Based on an analysis of ‘A Singing Lesson’ (1883), this article intends to highlight that, despite and because of his technical skill and craft, his handling of form and diction radically questions the supposed univocal didactic straightforwardness of the poem as content.…”
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Breaking up the Canon of Literary Modernity: Classicism in the Ecopoetics of David Hinton and the Materialism of Zeng Shaoli. A Preliminary Outline of Epistemological Changes in Co... by Frank Kraushaar

“…A permanent devaluation of language in the human realm, matched by a permanent devaluation of currencies in the economic sphere, provokes poetic responses in the very interest of humanity. …”
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La convergence des destins chez Thomas Hardy by Annie Ramel

“…It encourages her/him to look awry, and allows meaning to flicker through the poetic play on language.…”
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Žemininkai Literary Movement in Vilnius: Relationship with the Space of a Multinational City by Mindaugas Kvietkauskas

“…The initial nationalistic schemes are loosened or questioned, and signs of the ‘Other’ are integrated, which is first of all manifested in their poetry and poetic prose about Vilnius. …”
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