points of similarity as difficulty of the problem, method of investigation and proof, style of organization, and writing techniques are highlighted in each work. Finally, in her conclusion, the author contends that the greatest similarities between the scientific and poetic works of Haller are in their subject matter, but that philosophical and religious themes are common to both as well. This ...

Aesthetics of violence is a common film style and expression technique used in the creation 'adult-oriented' Chinese animation also form artistic exploration violence. The aesthetics relies on virtual world animation, putting bloody romantic poetic veneer, highlighting aesthetic feelings audience, at same time setting values as modern social values, turning into an allegorical "non-child" adult...

The complex and ambiguous relations between Russia Finland at the turn of 19th 20th centuries were reflected in cultural sphere, particular, exhibitions most “pro-Western” art association “Mir Iskusstva” (World Art). image Finnish nature, created Art) exhibitions, revealed poetic charm natural, dim beauty northern landscape, which has common features with Central Russian landscape. He contribut...

The ‘villagers’ or ‘plains’ community is the primary stage of human life and falls ahead ‘urbanization’, each these stages holds a set characteristics genders which distinguishes it from others. Obviously, ‘pre-urban-stage’ much closer to nature features spontaneity that why villagers are simple, pure, happy, toiling, healthy, patient, courageous, brave. But over time, type style change therefo...

CONCEPTIONS OF THE POETIC IN CLASSICAL GREEK PROSE Alison C. Traweek Dr. Sheila Murnaghan This dissertation explores how prose authors of the Classical period envisioned literary distinctions, particularly how and when they labeled a particular utterance ‘poetic’. The first chapter addresses fifth-century prose authors whose work survives in significant degree (Herodotus, Thucydides), or whose ...

This study examines the application of Cognitive Constraint Theory (CCT) to Malay poetic similes. Based on this theory, poetic structures like simile, zeugma and synaesthesia are in fact, governed by certain cognitive principles. These principles or “cognitive constraints”, as they are better known within this approach, ensure the interpretability of the poetic structures on the part of the rea...

This article addresses the problem of the ‘inscription’ of religious meaning within the poetic descriptions of the material world and existential experience; it analyses this problem with reference to the poetry of Gerard Manley Hopkins. The article begins with a brief review of Hopkins’ poetic goals, and then turns to the interrelations between the thematic and rhetorical concerns in his writi...

Poetry is rarely a focus of linguistic investigation. This is far from surprising, as poetic language, especially in modern and contemporary literature, seems to defy the general rules of syntax and semantics. This paper assumes, however, that linguistic theories should ideally be able to account for creative uses of language, down to their most difficult incarnations. It proposes that at the s...

This study examined how emergent features, which are made salient in the interpretation of metaphor, are related to metaphor appreciation. According to an incongruity resolution model of poetic appreciation, the role of emergent features in metaphor appreciation is predicted to facilitate poetic appreciation by constituting a richer interpretation when topic–vehicle similarity is lower. Two exp...