In this article the author explores early development of identity as a writer Finnish-speaking poet Lovisa (or Isa) Asp (1853–1872). She wrote her lyrics in Finnish language 1870s, and she is regarded first 19th-century female (whose works were published Finnish). began writing poetry (initially Swedish) teenager started literary career contributor to children’s magazines. studies at Teacher Tr...

The article is devoted to actual questions of religious literary criticism. object research the process nineteenth century. subject A.S. Norov’s work. He a Russian poet second circle contains descriptions problematics and themes poem «The Temple», which translated version A. de Lamartin. This provides characteristics philosophical Temple». target characteristic Particular attention paid theme f...

The shift between the first and second half of twentieth century marked a watershed. It represented “sunset modernity” made tradition unattainable, thereby calling into question very survival poetry. This collection focuses on work Giuseppe Ungaretti as poet, translator, critic, which took lead from this fracture. As essays gathered here show, fracture specific shape in Ungaretti’s work, was re...

The article’s author proposes a zoocritical reading of Tadeusz Śliwiak’s “Poem about the Urban Slaughterhouse” and poems from other volumes in which animals appear. basic assumption is an attempt to notice volume 1965 threads testifying ecological sensitivity, anticipated subsequent development literature. author, taking into account created since 60s twentieth century, postulates recognition Ś...

In this study we use computational methods to evaluate and quantify philological evidence that an eighth century CE Latin poem by Paul the Deacon was influenced by the works of the classical Roman poet Catullus. We employ a hybrid feature set composed of n-gram frequencies for linguistic structures of three different kinds—words, characters, and metrical quantities. This feature set is evaluate...

nostalgia is a summary of bitter and sweet inner sense to individuals, past, occasions, hometown or country, utopia and hidden inner wishes. in psychological view, this sense is a result of mental remen berance or idealism, and for several reason such as to be far away from hometown, immigration, failure in personal life, mourning of the friends' loss, loss of golden situation, listening t...

Pseudo-Ovid is one of the more prolific authors of the high Middle Ages. Put differently, the Roman poet Ovid was liked so much that he was often imitated by authors whose names we do not know, but who were successful enough in their efforts to be judged worthy of being transmitted with the genuine poems of Ovid. In some instances, it was not before the nineteenth or even the twentieth century ...

The publication of Fourth Quarter, Judith Wright's latest volume of poetry, is a significant event, occurring as it does just thirty years after her hrst volume The Moving Image. In a way, the poems of Fourth Quarter crystallise many of the themes which have preoccupied the poet during those thirty years. At the same time, the poet has not lost her power to surprise us with her new and often qu...

Toward the end of the 1770s, a poet writing at the request of a powerful Buddhist monk on the island we now know as Sri Lanka juxtaposed four images of Lankan Buddhist life. The first, with which he described the time before his patron’s monastic order came into being, was an image of darkness, hypocrisy, and delusion. It described a time in which, according to the poet, Buddhist monks betrayed...