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  1. Auf schwankendem Grund. Dekadenz und Tod im Venedig der Moderne
    Author: Bergdolt, Klaus; Blamberger, Günter; Moll, Björn; Rütten, Thomas; Jäger, Ludwig; Boschung, Dietrich; Geyer, Helen; Marx, Friedhelm; Gaier, Martin; Mamoli Zorzi, Rosella; Mosebach, Martin; Görner, Rüdiger; Meine, Sabine; Settis, Salvatore; Internationales Kolleg Morphomata
    Published: 2014

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    Subjects: Thomas Mann; Aufsatzsammlung; Literatur; Dichtung; Kunst
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  2. Reminiszenzen
    Author: Hoff, Kay
    Published: 2015

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    Language: German
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    Subjects: German literature; Deutsche Literatur; Philosophische Fakultät; Faculty of Arts and Humanities; Klagegedicht; Elegie; Dichtung; Zeichnung
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  3. Gefühlt, gemalte Blumenwelt
    Author: Weingarten, Anja
    Published: 2013

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    Subjects: Dichtung
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  4. Kriegserfahrungen erzählen
    Author: Rogge, Jörg
    Published: 2017

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  5. Literatur und Geschichte
    Author: Singh, Sikander; Leber, Manfred; Universität des Saarlandes
    Published: 2018

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    Language: German
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    DDC Categories: 809
    Subjects: Dichtung; Geschichte; Literatur
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  6. Vjačeslav Ivanov. Dichtung und Dichtungstheorie
    Author: Tschöpl, Carin
    Published: 2012

  7. Valerij Brjusovs Beitrag zur Literaturtheorie
    Author: Schmidt, Alexander
    Published: 1963

  8. Die Spirale der Poesie: die russische Dichtung seit 1945
    Author: Mathauser, Zdenek
    Published: 1975

  9. The Syntax of Similes
    Author: Mambrini, Francesco
    Published: 2018

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    Subjects: Baumbank; Griechisch; Dichtung; Gleichnis; Sprachkorpora; Greek; Linguistic corpora; Poetry; Simile; Treebanking
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  10. Aspects of estrangement and nostalgia in classical arabic poetry
    Author: Siblini, Rana; Bauer, Thomas
    Published: 2020

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    Subjects: Nostalgie; Fremdheit; Arabisch; Dichtung; Literatur
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  11. Poetics in Translation
    Author: Molina Robles, José Luis; Reinfandt, Christoph
    Published: 2019

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    Subjects: Poetry; Translation; Theory; Dichtung
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  12. Hesiod und das Wissen der Musen
    Author: Vogel, Christian
    Published: 2019

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    Subjects: Ancient Poetry; Theogonie; Musen; Dichtung; Wissensgeschichte; Platon; Literatur und Erkenntnis; Hesiod
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  13. 'Das versteinerte Lächeln der Sphinx': das mythische Reich Else Lasker-Schülers (1869-1945)
    Author: Huml, Ariane
    Published: 1998

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    Subjects: Schriftsteller; Frau; Mythos; Frauenforschung; Biographie; Dichtung
  14. Nima Yushij's "Afsaneh" as a striking exemplar of the "greater romantic lyric"
    Author: Zohdi, Esmaeil; Oroskhan, Mohammad Hussein
    Published: 2016

    Abstract: Persian poetry lingered upon the old classical Persian prosody for more than a thousand year that it stagnated and stopped flowering new concepts and forms. However, Nima broke the dull and monotonous routine of Persian poetry by writing... more

     

    Abstract: Persian poetry lingered upon the old classical Persian prosody for more than a thousand year that it stagnated and stopped flowering new concepts and forms. However, Nima broke the dull and monotonous routine of Persian poetry by writing the first true modernist poem. When Nima's "Afsaneh" appeared, traditionalist adamantly opposed its new artistic and aesthetic view due to revealing some similarity with great European romantic examples. The similarity can never be considered as a weak point of "Afsaneh" because Nima has masterfully used European romantic elements to refresh the long-standing tradition of Persian poetry. In this respect, Nima has written his poetry consciously or unconsciously in the same poetic style of great European romantic poets. M. H. Abrams has labeled this poetic style "the greater romantic lyric". As a result, it is tried to examine Nima's "Afsaneh" with respect to Abrams's definition of "the greater romantic lyric" so as to prove that Nima's "Afsaneh" clo

     
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    Subjects: Literatur; Romantik; Dichtung; Iran; Poesie
  15. "Minding" the style: reading Conrad through cognitive poetics
    Author: Pirnajmuddin, Hossein; Parandeh, Alireza
    Published: 2015

    Abstract: Cognitive Poetics works on the triangle of author-text-reader. A main focus is the reader of literature, as a co-producer of the text alongside the author, in an attempt to explain how his/her knowledge and experiences are applied in... more

     

    Abstract: Cognitive Poetics works on the triangle of author-text-reader. A main focus is the reader of literature, as a co-producer of the text alongside the author, in an attempt to explain how his/her knowledge and experiences are applied in reaching an understanding of a particular text in a particular context. In this paper several examples of how contextual frames can operate in a narrative are discussed in three works of short fiction by Joseph Conrad. Analyzed in the particular context of Conradian narrative and prose style are such points as: how the readers begin a story, how they enter into the interior levels of it in order to feel and touch the events in the way its characters do, how they follow every episode of it and, in other words, how the readers "comprehend" the narrative. It is argued that the application of insights from cognitive poetics to Conrad’s fiction is of particular relevance as Conrad is a writer who embodies and foregrounds this very act and process of "compre

     
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    Subjects: Literatur; Dichtung; Kognition; Fiktion; Conrad; J.
  16. Abai and Firdowsi
    Author: Kamaladdini, Seied Mohammad Bagher
    Published: 2015

    Abstract: Abay Qunanbaev (Qunanbaiuli) was the founder and architect of Kazakh written literature. Since his childhood, he studied religious science and got acquainted with eastern literature, particularly Iranian classic literature and Persian... more

     

    Abstract: Abay Qunanbaev (Qunanbaiuli) was the founder and architect of Kazakh written literature. Since his childhood, he studied religious science and got acquainted with eastern literature, particularly Iranian classic literature and Persian poetry and poets such as Ferdowsi, Hafiz, Sa’adi, Molavi, Nezami and etc.Abay read epic poetry and odes from the great eastern poets on their original texts or Jugatay (old language of central Asia) translations and first raised prosody derived from Persian poetry in Kazakh poetry and this way many Persian vocabulary entered Kazakh language.Using a bibliographic method, the author in current research studies this Kazakh poet’s works from valid and reliable resources. Regarding the special attention paid by this poet to the existing concepts in Persian poetry, particularly those of Ferdowsi, we have attempted to express some of their similarities

     
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    Subjects: Kasachstan; Literatur; Dichtung; Iran; Einfluss; Biographie; Qunanbajuly; A.; Ferdowsi
  17. Semiotic Reading of Edgar Allan Poe's Poem "The Raven"
    Author: Balan, Parisa Rostami
    Published: 2015

    Abstract: What do we mean by semiotics and what is the role of semiotics in communication? How can we apply semiotics in literary works? Is that really possible? When we are talking about sign system there are so many questions that rush to our mind... more

     

    Abstract: What do we mean by semiotics and what is the role of semiotics in communication? How can we apply semiotics in literary works? Is that really possible? When we are talking about sign system there are so many questions that rush to our mind which are unanswered, this is because of our infinitesimal knowledge on semiotics and sign system. We have so many authors showing the power of words in their works and they highlighted those words in their masterpieces. So words play a great role in communication and transformation of information and they believe that each word belongs to a system which we call it sign system. In general this paper attempts to show semiotics in general; how, why and when it came into existence and we will apply this approach on a poem called “the raven” by Edgar Allan Poe

     
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    Subjects: Semiotik; Zeichen; Dichtung; Allan Poe; Signified; Signifier
  18. The impact of autocracy on Ibn Moataz's poem
    Author: Hosein, Ali; Ramezani, Robabeh; Asghari, Matikalaee
    Published: 2015

    Abstract: It is not an easy task to learn complicated political and social situation of Abbasid history and its impact on the behavior of kingdom and ruling classes. Prince Abdullah ibn Moataz is a poet and author and one-night king who entered... more

     

    Abstract: It is not an easy task to learn complicated political and social situation of Abbasid history and its impact on the behavior of kingdom and ruling classes. Prince Abdullah ibn Moataz is a poet and author and one-night king who entered poetry and literature by autocracy spirit. There are issues like description, wine, glory, pray and epics in his poets, his book namely Al-Badie (Niche) and his proses. He is a poet born in political strangulation and observed assigning and withdrawing frequent Abbasid rulers by Turk commanders including the murderer of his father. Then, by his mother's ingenuity, he resorted to poetry and literature. He never forgot these bitter memories. However, it was not only influential in his one-day administration, but also it caused his homicide like previous Caliphs. In present paper, in terms of ibn Moataz's autocratic basis is technically analyzed by his complete poetical works. Also his Shahnameh - type approach on some poetical themes such as description

     
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    Subjects: Literatur; Diktatur; Dichtung; Psychoanalyse; Intertextualität; Abbasiden
  19. Demon lovers versus damsels in distress: an archetypal reading of Robert Browning's my last duchess and Porphyria's lover
    Author: Afsari, Nasim; Omrani, Elham
    Published: 2015

    Abstract: Each literary work has a world of its own and discovering this world may seem undemanding and straightforward. By contrast, the realm of a literary work might be loaded with hints for a reader who has established a harmonious relationship... more

     

    Abstract: Each literary work has a world of its own and discovering this world may seem undemanding and straightforward. By contrast, the realm of a literary work might be loaded with hints for a reader who has established a harmonious relationship with that world. The world depicted by the work may well encourage this reader to pass from the surface meaning toward the heart of the idea. This paper tries to reveal the secondary layer of meaning in two poems by Robert Browning, My Last Duchess and Porphyria's Lover, by focusing on the archetypal elements implemented in them. The recent study explores the archetypal characters playing their roles in the poem by focusing on old archetypes such as the Soul Mate, Damsel in Distress, Innocent youth and Demon Lover. Then it elaborates on the archetypal motifs or patterns such as immortality and scapegoat. Furthermore, the last part of discussion elaborates on Jung's principal archetypes (shadow, persona, and anima) and his theory of individuation

     
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    Subjects: Literatur; Motiv; Dichtung; Verhaltensmuster; Archetypus; Browning; R.; Charaktere
  20. Racial awareness in Phillis Wheatley's selected poems
    Author: Mani, Manimangai
    Published: 2015

    Abstract: Slavery in America began when Africans were brought in as slaves to the North American Colony of Jamestown Virginia around 1619. Slavery in America lasted for almost four hundred years though the trade was legally abolished by Britain in... more

     

    Abstract: Slavery in America began when Africans were brought in as slaves to the North American Colony of Jamestown Virginia around 1619. Slavery in America lasted for almost four hundred years though the trade was legally abolished by Britain in March 1807 (Walvin 163). Although the trade ended, slavery itself continued to survive. Phillis Wheatley (1753-1784) is considered the first prominent Black writer in the United States to publish a book of imaginative writing. She is also the first to start the African-American literary tradition, as well as the African-American women literary tradition. Her work, which was derivative, was published in the collection, Poems on Various Subjects (1773) and in various magazines. Her choice of words was mostly biblical where it helped to camouflage her view on slavery. This paper intends to show that all of Wheatley's poems actually carried the theme of freedom. She has intelligently used this theme to articulate her desires in a subtle manner. On the

     
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    Subjects: Literatur; Bewusstsein; Freiheit; Rassismus; Sklaverei; USA; Dichtung; Eskapismus
  21. Florescence of revolution in Shafaq's poetry
    Author: Kamaladdini, Seied Mohammad Bagher
    Published: 2015

    Abstract: Blossoms of Persian poetry, although inspired by the pure nature, gradually took the attractive qualities of mysticism. In traditions, the Holy Quran is called the burgeoning of hearts and the greatest prophet (peace be upon him) is... more

     

    Abstract: Blossoms of Persian poetry, although inspired by the pure nature, gradually took the attractive qualities of mysticism. In traditions, the Holy Quran is called the burgeoning of hearts and the greatest prophet (peace be upon him) is referred to as the burgeoning of souls. Spring in Persian literature is sometimes the symbol of improvement and deliverance and at other times is considered as the symbol of the afterlife. Actually, this is the highest symbol of spring in Persian literature.Desert land of Yazd bears fragrant flowers, in spite of its natural wrath, tickles the taste of souls of the pious people. One of these scented flowers is the deceased Behjati whose pen name is "Shafaq" and spring in his poetry possessed the qualities of revolution. Current study is going to address this concept in his poetry.The article was conducted with an analytical-descriptive method using bibliographic resources

     
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    Subjects: Literatur; Iran; Dichtung; Symbol
  22. Eve's unEven relationship with Adam: Milton's Paradise Lost in the light of politeness theory
    Author: Ghasemi, Parvin; Kahmini, Mostafa Sadeghi
    Published: 2015

    Abstract: Feminists, among others, have found Eve's representation in Milton's Paradise Lost problematic over the last centuries. Some of them consider Eve to be Adam’s inferior while others find traces of egalitarian relationship between them. This... more

     

    Abstract: Feminists, among others, have found Eve's representation in Milton's Paradise Lost problematic over the last centuries. Some of them consider Eve to be Adam’s inferior while others find traces of egalitarian relationship between them. This study uses Penelope Brown and Stephen C. Levinson's Politeness Theory and applies it to the conversations between Adam and Eve prior to the Fall in order to address this issue. It is demonstrated in this article that, before the Fall, Eve always exercises less power than Adam except for a brief moment that she achieves equality

     
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    Subjects: Höflichkeit; Theorie; Gleichheit; Macht; Bibel; Geschlecht; Vergleich; Feminismus; Literatur; Dichtung; Milton; J.; Paradies
  23. Aristotelian analysis of Parvin E'tesami's poems: "The Reliever", "Two Courts" and "Words and Deeds"
    Author: Mehrvand, Ahad
    Published: 2017

    Abstract: The present paper aims at proving that Parvin E’tesami has been, consciously or unconsciously, under the profound influence of both ancient Persian and Western literatures in composing her poems. The overseas effect is mainly due to her... more

     

    Abstract: The present paper aims at proving that Parvin E’tesami has been, consciously or unconsciously, under the profound influence of both ancient Persian and Western literatures in composing her poems. The overseas effect is mainly due to her translations of Western works and her intimate familiarity with Western literature. So far research into Parvin's treatment of Aristotle, as founder of Western literary theories, has not yielded a promising result. The present researcher attempts to answer the question whether or not Aristotelian elements of anagnorisis and peripeteia play any roles in Parvin’s poems, and if so, how she uses them in some of her poems. The findings of this research show that, in the three selected poems, namely "The Reliever", "Two Courts", and "Words and Deeds", Parvin has used the third type of anagnorisis and peripeteia, in which they happen concurrently, rather than the other two types, in which anagnorisis and peripeteia either precede or succeed each other. Par

     
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    Subjects: Literatur; Dichtung; Einfluss; Iran; Aristoteles; Parvin E'tesami
  24. Social Ideas in Poetry of Four Female Contemporary Poet (Parvin Etesami, Forough Farokhzad, Tahereh Safarzadeh and Simin Behbahani)
    Author: Izadyar, Mohsen; AzizMohammadi, Fatemeh
    Published: 2015

    Abstract: This artile with social view point is going to study the social thought of Forough’s poem, specially based of female, freedom, tradition and modernity. It focuses on these features of Forough’s poem from a different point of view towards... more

     

    Abstract: This artile with social view point is going to study the social thought of Forough’s poem, specially based of female, freedom, tradition and modernity. It focuses on these features of Forough’s poem from a different point of view towards social issues. This article studies the social meanings of Forough’s poem that are specialized for her. It tries to show the feminism poem which is unique in Iran. After these survey, the article tries to assert that Forough Frokhzad is the most social female poet in Iran; Forough with her courage and boldness used a kind of norm breaking through her poems and speak about social issues. So she could omit some of taboos that belongs to feminine society in Iran

     
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    Subjects: Iran; Dichtung; Frau; Feminismus; Moderne; Tradition; Moral
  25. On the (im)possibility and bliss of telling my dad, "I love you"
    Author: Clarke, Daniel Wade
    Published: 2018

    Abstract: While fathers seldom say "I love you" to their son(s), there is also acknowledgment that sons rarely say it to their father. Confessions of love are like notes in a melody of previous affirmations, so what is it like for a son to say it,... more

     

    Abstract: While fathers seldom say "I love you" to their son(s), there is also acknowledgment that sons rarely say it to their father. Confessions of love are like notes in a melody of previous affirmations, so what is it like for a son to say it, especially if large parts of his life are spent in "connective avoidance" with his dad? Writing on the (im)possibility of eventually saying "I love you", just before he died, I offer a "blissfully poetic" account of the experience of saying it. I also reflect on the lingering significance it has had for my experience of loss and bereavement. Although this text offers no easy formula, it ends by showing what a text of bliss might eventually look like for a son in recovery. Addressing the questions, so what? And, now what, then? implications beyond the self are also considered

     
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    Subjects: Ethnographie; Liebe; Trauer; Vater; Sohn; soziale Beziehungen; Dichtung; Forschung; Schreiben; Erzählung; Narration