This story is part of a special section in honor Kathleen Stewart, who ever mindful how we language what world. My written as an exercise poetic force, generating the life beast-signs and backtalk, which were fundamental concepts Stewart's early writing. In this “hundreds,” Miss Grace tells disaster meant to encourage scanning for signs “the beast” trauma deadly Caribbean hurricane that destroy...

Spanish theatres are not prolific in the staging of Irish playwrights. However, Northern writer Brian Friel (1929-2015) has been a curious exception, his plays having performed different cities Spain since William Layton produced Amantes: vencedores y vencidos (Lovers: Winners and Losers) 1972. The origin Friel’s popularity this country may be attributed to what many theatre directors audiences...

This study, which was conducted by two researchers, had the objective of analyzing intertextuality short story literary works "Only Cue" Dewi Lestari and "Love" Guy De Maupassant. The research using a qualitative descriptive method with content analysis literature study. data in this study were obtained from relevant to problem or topic under conducting studies several sources, for example jour...

The Cowherd and Weaving Maid is a famous folk love story in ancient China. In the image representing article number 2003294 by Hongwei Mi co-workers, 2D catalysts, N2 H2O molecules symbolize magpie bridge, Maid, respectively. Thanks to catalysis photocatalysts/electrocatalysts, are reduced NH3, which surrounds them like heart-shaped symbol of love.

the subject of womanhood is an attempt to explain why the woman is a symbol of self. i will start the paper with the story of “a’arabi and the caliph” from the view point of symbol and then i will continue with the definition of self, symbol, why the woman is a symbol of self as it is believed by mystics. the allegorical result based on najm razi’s theory shows the accompaniment of self with wi...

bahman-nāme, a late 5th-century (a.h.) or early 6th-century (a.h.) epic poem, is one of those significant poems that used the shāh-nāme as a model. this story was composed by īrānshāh in four parts. the first part recounts the adventures of bahman, son of esfandīār, who, at the behest of rostam, marries katāyūn, the daughter of the king of kashmir. although generally this poem belongs to the ep...

own experience, and his substantial account, at the end of his commentary on Epidemics VI, of the relationship between mental states and illness does not mention self-inflicted death. His acquaintances worry themselves to death at the loss of a friend, a relative, or even imperial favour. Their shame or irrational fear leads to illness, not to self-murder. This gap can hardly be put down, as is...