The aim of the article is to present two different images dysfunctional motherhood in contemporary fictional Polish prose on example novel “Gorzko, Gorzko” by Joanna Bator and “Szopka” Zośka Papużanka. first them, represented protagonist Violetta Serce Gorzko”, fits current literature trend creating an anti-mother character, enemy who usually perceives a child as “problem” or unable does not wa...

the writer and professor abdulaziz almaqaleh is considered one of the most contemporary writers of and outside yemen and especially in the field of poetry and literary criticism and teaching university but he also has other literary works and intellectual and political writings and has columns in newspapers and magazines in yemen and other arab countries. he also sang a verse of poetry in vario...

This article considers the short period of existence Orange Circle literary brigade in Chelyabinsk (1939–1940). Sharing belief building communism, team developed outside Union Soviet Writers and relied on aesthetics Silver Age their work. was probably due to influence its leader Alexey Bykov, a writer who began his career St Petersburg early twentieth century published novel Thistle (1907). Unf...

nasir khosraw ghobadiani balkhi, the iranian poet and philosopher in 5th century (hegira) has poetry and prose works and he has employed to teach religious. his poetry is enjoying of divine inspiration and is overfilled of theology and preaching and asceticism. his prose works has written about philosophy issues and religious points and interpretations of religious commandments and worships. he...

We propose an unsupervised method for distinguishing literal and non-literal usages of idiomatic expressions. Our method determines how well a literal interpretation is linked to the overall cohesive structure of the discourse. If strong links can be found, the expression is classified as literal, otherwise as idiomatic. We show that this method can help to tell apart literal and non-literal us...

In this paper we introduce the pattern literal reification, a modelling technique to address scenarios, in which we need to bless particular literals, usually when applying data properties, in order to use them as subjects and/or full-fledged objects of semantic assertions.

This article discusses the prose of Russian writers Sergey Lebedev and Nikolay V. Kononov, who address state terror violence. The aforementioned authors take into account experience post-Holocaust European culture remembrance, which is constituted by figure victim tends to interpret tragic events Soviet past using concepts theoretical frameworks memory trauma studies. In this article, Lebedev’s...

Andrei Ivanov (b. 1971) is the most well known Estonian Russianlanguage writer who has won many literary awards in Estonia and Russia. His prose and position in the literary field of Estonia has initiated the discussion about the exact definition of Estonian literature and the status of the Estonian Russian-language literature. Due to Ivanov’s prose, the world of Estonian Russians has become mo...

This article examines Japanese novelist Natsume Sōseki’s (1867–1916) memoir Recollecting and Such (Omoidasu koto nado; 1910). I argue that Sōseki invites the reader to imagine breath through his literary representation of both physiological metaphysical experience rhythm narrative’s experimental poetic form. In concert with theme this special issue, show how self-reflexively restores evokes cor...