Afrikaans literature, Breyten Breytenbach, prison poetry, the reader

Beauty in Bastardy? Breytenbach on Afrikaans and the Afrikaners

Throughout the twentieth century activists in South Africa for the Afrikaans language struggled with, yet never resolved, the language/people, Afrikaans/Afrikaner issue, as Hermann Giliomee points out in his recent ‘biography’ of the Afrikaners (2003, 389). Was the Afrikaner community a racial or linguistic one? Was the push to promote Afrikaans subordinate to the entrenchment of a white suprem...

SPARSAR: An Expressive Poetry Reader

We present SPARSAR, a system for the automatic analysis of poetry(and text) style which makes use of NLP tools like tokenizers, sentence splitters, NER (Name Entity Recognition) tools, and taggers. In addition the system adds syntactic and semantic structural analysis and prosodic modeling. We do a dependency mapping to analyse the verbal complex and determine Discourse Structure. Another impor...

The Reader as Multilingual Soloist. Linguistic and Medial Transgressions in the Poetry of Cia Rinne

prison poetry in contemporary iraqi literature (with emphasis on hassan al sanyd's poems)

scientific researches do not know their limits and literary analysis and criticism, as precautionary text, do not take into account any prohibition or warning. the present study is an attempt to study prison poetry in the contemporary iraqi literature, with an emphasis on poet, hassan al sanyd, hence, attempts to analyze the issue of prison in his poems. since, he was one of the political oppon...

ReLIANT : Reader ' s guide to the Literature on

Librarians need to be able to read critically published accounts of educational and training interventions (ETl) and to apply the results to their own practice. One mechanism for assisting library practitioners in doing this is the critical appraisal checklist. This article describes the process of developing such a checklist involving a literature review of existing frameworks and experience i...