In allegories polysemy relates not only to the context and the audience’s understanding but also to the structural characters of these texts. This paper investigates the function of structural and narrative properties in the creation of multiple interpretations of an allegory. Focusing on the events and following a unique story-line is the most important trait in helping to read the alleg...

Summary In this study, the seismic performance of hexagrid structures which are composed of horizontal and vertical hexagrid by using a transitional story, has been investigated. To this end, 10 models of 50-story hexagrid structures were designed. 9 models with horizontal hexagrid cells which transited to vertical cells using a transitional story, and a model of completely horizontal hexagrid ...

This short essay considers the untraced variants of seven Stewart and Meikle chapbooks printed in 1799 gathered as The Poetical Miscellany (1800). Stemming from new bibliographical research into early editions Robert Burns, commenced 2015, it is shown that at least five these were with several different settings. throws doubt on integrity a complete edition. which argument based was carried out...

The paper aims to reveal the potential of musical art for developing secondary school pupils’ interest in domestic history. article examines realization young peoples’ patriotic education by means at music lessons. Scientific originality study lies fact that Russian composers’ works are analysed taking into account their role teenagers’ research findings as follows: author compiles a list music...

â  â  ibn al-amid’s poetry â â â â â  s.f. mirghaderi * â  hossein kiani** â  â  abstract â  ibn al-amid is one of the most distinguished writers of the arabic literature who is believed, even by his contemporary critics, to be at the top of his profession due to the unique characteristics of his writings. besides being a writer, ibn al-amid also had a taste in composing poems. his poems are ...

This article seeks to contribute to contemporary discussions on the workings of culturalmemory and examines in particular theway inwhich literary texts can function as a social framework for memory.Through a detailed study of the genesis, composition, and long-term reception of Walter Scott’s The Heart of Midlothian (1982 [1818]), I argue that literary texts play a variety of roles in the forma...