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Author(s): Tsvetan Rakyovski / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2023

The article is the first attempt to examine Vazov's travelogues from the point of view of literary theory. For this purpose, the territory of the scientific object is expanded – the analysis covers a large number of works from nearly 70travelogues left by Vazov. The study has three main points: 1) the characteristics of the genre “travelogue”; 2) the relationship between fictional – credible; 3) the narrator in the structure of the travelogue. The first problem is commented from the position of the claim that travel writing is a hybrid, even borderline genre. It is this role – to be on the border between literary and non-literary types of language – that also causes the mixing of the veridical and the conventional. By this we mean to say that the author's imagination is displaced, suppressed by the desire to tell factual stories.

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Intercultural “Marriages” and Their Refractions in W. B. Yeats’s Work

Intercultural “Marriages” and Their Refractions in W. B. Yeats’s Work

Author(s): Yarmila Daskalova / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2022

The relationship between England and Ireland and the historical premises for their “familial” interaction at the beginning of the twentieth century were a major concern to the Irish poet William Butler Yeats. The fantasy of the intercultural “marriage” between “masculine” England and “feminine” Ireland, which had been part of a wide variety of nineteenth-century texts, was interpreted by the poet from an aesthetic perspective. Basing his aesthetic vision on Celtic mythology, Yeats employs a variety of strategies of representation in his work to construct a Celtic(ized) image of Ireland. By alluding to its mythical and epic stature in the past, he aims at re-awakening it for a new life in the present. This article attempts an exploration of Yeats’s strategies and practices of aestheticization and his mediation between past and present.

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Other People Do, in Fact, Exist: Richard Howard’s Epistolary Strategies

Other People Do, in Fact, Exist: Richard Howard’s Epistolary Strategies

Author(s): Nick Norwood / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2022

Esteemed American poet and translator Richard Howard (1929–2022) won the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry in 1970 for his groundbreaking book 𝑈𝑛𝑡𝑖𝑡𝑙𝑒𝑑 𝑆𝑢𝑏𝑗𝑒𝑐𝑡𝑠, a collection of dramatic mono¬logues with the epistolary mode at its center. Originally and most deeply indebted to the dramatic monologues of Robert Browning, Howard’s work is also heavily influenced by novels in the great European tradition, by his deep immersion in European history, and by European literary culture in general. Howard’s witty, learned, ingenious persona poems advance the art of the epistolary in significant ways. For one, they demonstrate that a writer can establish his own idiosyncratic voice by assuming the voices of others. Moreover, Howard’s concentration on personas constitutes a counterbalance to the predominance of the Confessional mode in American poetry, highlighting the significance of his achievement. 𝑈𝑛𝑡𝑖𝑡𝑙𝑒𝑑 𝑆𝑢𝑏𝑗𝑒𝑐𝑡𝑠, published in 1969, arrived precisely at the time when the Confessional rose to prominence. As the tide of Confessional poets swept across the American literary landscape–carrying along with it its often-frivolous devotion to the contem¬porary, especially American popular culture–Howard’s poems relentlessly explore the lives of important figures of the nineteenth century and are unapologetically enamored of European high culture. Richard Howard’s poetry constitutes a rebuttal of Confessionalism, to wit, that “other people do in fact exist.”

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Maple Leaf

Maple Leaf

Author(s): Nick Norwood / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2022

A poem

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Рефлексии на хронотопа върху езиковите девиации в прозата на Адам Бодор

Рефлексии на хронотопа върху езиковите девиации в прозата на Адам Бодор

Author(s): Monika Galabova / Language(s): English,Bulgarian Issue: 1/2022

This study, based on M. Bakhtin’s theory on the chronotope in the novel and the Fukoyan concept of heterotopia, attempts to motivate the linguistic realizations in Bodor’s books, a direct reflection of the lack of memory and identity of his protagonists, as a consequence of their isolation.

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Ескизи от България в „Eimi“ на Е. Е. Къмингс

Ескизи от България в „Eimi“ на Е. Е. Къмингс

Author(s): Vakrilen Kilyovski / Language(s): English,Bulgarian Issue: 3/2021

The paper discusses the relatively unknown in Bulgaria travelogue of the American poet and painter E. E. Cummings – his “Russian diary”, EIMI. The stylistic and generic idiosyncrasies of the book are analyzed against the specific context of E.E.Cummings’ travel to the USSR. The focus is on the glimpses and impressions of Bulgaria as jotted by Cummings in his diary, while crossing the country aboard the Simplon-Orient Express in 1931. A translation of the “Bulgarian page” from the text is provided.

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DEVELOPMENT OF THE KOREAN POETIC DRAMA AND THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE POETIC DRAMA MOVEMENT

DEVELOPMENT OF THE KOREAN POETIC DRAMA AND THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE POETIC DRAMA MOVEMENT

Author(s): Hyeon-Jeong Lee / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2021

This paper deals with the definition and characteristics of poetic drama, and attempts to clarify the significance of poetic drama works during the time when the poetic drama movement took place. Unlike drama-poetry or plays, poetic drama is an independent art genre. It presents artistic vision through the conflict of poetics and dramas. The unity of poetic and dramatic things, which is facilitated through music, internal necessity, stage image, sound effect, and visual auditory indication, poetic drama is a part of complex art. The entire work functions as a poem and must be realized on the stage. For Choi Il-soo, in order to develop the characteristics of these poetry plays, the innatrhythm of the free verse should be embodied within these plays. He accepted Eliot’s theory and tried to establish the position that Western poetic drama works and theories are unique to Korea. This deepening perception of theory led to a poetic drama movement with the creators. In this paper, we classify its characteristics by focusing on approximately 18 poetic drama works. From 1920 to 1999, 18 representative works were classified, focusing on the completeness of the works and the remarkable artists. The characteristics of works can largely be divided into historical, narrative, reality, and philosophy. The meaning of this classification can serve as an opportunity for poetic dramas to advance into more diverse topics or forms. The poetic drama movement was dominated by critics and poets with the aim of pursuing independent Korean art works, and although it failed in performance and popularization, it was an achievement of the times to give a glimpse into the possibility of poetic drama. Poetic drama can act as a new element in the genre of poetry and drama that are losing original literary character, and there is a need to revive in Korean literature.

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Between ‘minjung’ and ‘literature’: Korean labor poetry and reportage literature in the 1980s

Between ‘minjung’ and ‘literature’: Korean labor poetry and reportage literature in the 1980s

Author(s): Nahyun Kim / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2022

This paper reviews three books which symbolically represent a new direction in ‘minjung literature’ in the 1980s. Labor poet Park No-hae (박노해)’s collection of poems, Dawn of Labor (노동의 새벽), was popular when it was published because it was literature in the form of poetry written by a real member of the minjung who kept his identity as a worker secret by becoming a faceless poet. Song Hyo-soon (송효순)’s memoir, Road to Seoul (서울로 가는 길) records the miserable reality of factories as the subaltern writing. Park Tae-soon (박태순)’s The Land and the Minjung (국토와 민중) was reportage (reporting) literature that records his travels around the country. He shows that the history of ‘minjung’ physically exists within the country and testifies that the land was owned by the ‘minjung’. These three books reflect how ‘minjung literature’ in the 1980s testified to the ‘minjung’. Concern about how to describe and represent the ‘minjung’ shows thoughts about both the ‘minjung’ and literature. The ‘minjung’ testimonies written in a variety of literary styles cause readers to ask themselves what literature is. ‘Minjung’ poetry poetry and reportage in the 1980s can help answer this question.

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Poeta ridens. O wierszach Józefa Barana

Author(s): Anna Legeżyńska / Language(s): Polish Issue: 14/2021

The article is dedicated to the memory of prof. Bożena Chrząstowska as a researcher appreciating and popularizing contemporary poetry at school. One of the people appreciated by her was Józef Baran (born 1947). His most recent volume entitled Before Departure refers to the popularity of the poetry of the “middle”, derived from Gałczyński’s tradition, accessible to the reader and, at the same time, original. The collection Before Departure has the character of a lyrical autobiography, it also brings reflections on the meaning of human existence. In this volume, the elegiac convention is mixed with self-irony and humor. The poet writes about transience as a very personal, but also a universal experience, inscribed in the harmony of being.

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Młodzieńcze intermedia Aleksandra Wata (Anatola Sterna i Henryka Berlewiego)

Młodzieńcze intermedia Aleksandra Wata (Anatola Sterna i Henryka Berlewiego)

Author(s): Krystyna Pietrych / Language(s): Polish Issue: 28/2021

The article discusses Aleksander Wat’s three avantgarde achievements of a visual-linguistic nature, executed together with Anatol Stern and Henryk Berlewi. Interpretationin the transmedia perspective reveals their heterogeneous character, which combines various codes – iconic and verbal. The discussed works make use of an unusual printing layout, employ lettering of various typefaces and diversified graphics, which consequently disrupts the linearity of the plane of the message, offering in its place expressivity and dynamics, requiring from the recipient greater creativity and innovation in the reading of meanings. The typography used in the presented works is not merely a visual addition to the content of the message, but actively modifies and co-creates it.

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Eine neue „Poesie des Anthropozäns“? Zu einer versuchten Weiterführung von „nature writing“ in den Lyrikbänden von Marion Poschmanns Nimbus (2020) und Esther Kinskys Schiefern (2020) unter Berücksichtigung von Heideggers existentialontologischem Ansa

Eine neue „Poesie des Anthropozäns“? Zu einer versuchten Weiterführung von „nature writing“ in den Lyrikbänden von Marion Poschmanns Nimbus (2020) und Esther Kinskys Schiefern (2020) unter Berücksichtigung von Heideggers existentialontologischem Ansa

Author(s): Stephan Wolting / Language(s): German Issue: 29/2021

The following article deals with the presentation oft he fundamentals oft he relatively young conception of mature writing within the contemporary German-lanuage literatur using the examples oft wo volumes of poetry by Marion Poschmann Nimbus ans Esther Kinsky´s Schiefern. The vquestion ist o what extent a further development of „writing from expoeroience of nature“ can be observed in these works. Within the reading proposed here, the focus of interest is less the concept of nature than a form oft he concept of being, which is based on Heideggers´s existential ontology. Finally, the question of whether it really is a new „poetry of he Anthropocene“, as has been claimed for Poschmann´s work, is examined.

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THE POETIC UNIVERSE OF ALEXANDRU VONA

THE POETIC UNIVERSE OF ALEXANDRU VONA

Author(s): Roxana Elena Doncu / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 16/2019

In Romanian literature, Alexandru Vona is a singular writer both on account of his peculiar style, and also as the author of a single novel, The Walled-in Windows, written in 1947 and published almost half a century later, in 1993, and of a volume of poetry, for which he received the award of the Revista Fundațiilor Regale in 1947, shortly before he left Romania. As Cioran characterized him, a visionary of the “silent depths”, Vona is a poet of the silence and the waters: for him, the primary world of the waters represents the opposite of the city; through its silent and mysterious resilience it mocks the festive, colourful world of the urban pseudo-events. The human and the natural are seen as essentially identical hypostases of a primary, fluid reality, towards which only silence, a magic path to mysterious springs, opens like a gate.

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BLACK AFRICA: THE LITERATURE OF RENÉ MARAN

BLACK AFRICA: THE LITERATURE OF RENÉ MARAN

Author(s): Ana-Elena Costandache / Language(s): French Issue: 16/2019

The French language, introduced in Africa with colonization, is now one of the major languages of communication. Playing a vital role in the schooling of children and, therefore, in the transition to the African writing, accustomed to oral transmission, French has certainly become the language of the generation of modern Negro-African intellectuals. African languages continue to give life to the traditional expression of cultures and they integrate it into modernity through the novel, poetry, song, theatre. As a consequence, we propose a fine analysis of negritude, apart from René Maran’s literature. In addition, a teaching sheet attached to our article could be used as teaching material in FFL (French as Foreign Language) classes.

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THE POETICS OF THE DIARY

THE POETICS OF THE DIARY

Author(s): Ioana Bud / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 16/2019

Considered by Eugen Simion a „kind of drawer", which many practice, but few admit it in the space of literature, the journal is a possible form of creation. The journal is a species of the autobiographical genre that contains daily records of someone about certain events: military operations, an expedition, a voyage by sea. As a literary genre, the journal is at the border with the other genres of biography (autobiography, memoirs). We propose to identify common elements with these, but also those similarities that place the intimate journal on the border with literature.

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MAGDA ISANOS- INTERWAR MODERNIST WRITER WITH BLAGIAN AND ARGHEZIAN ECHOES

MAGDA ISANOS- INTERWAR MODERNIST WRITER WITH BLAGIAN AND ARGHEZIAN ECHOES

Author(s): Alina Liliana Cozma / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 16/2019

Magda Isanos, without a doubt, belongs to Modernism due to the literary age of which it is part, but especially thanks to the content of her texts and their forms. The bessarabian wrote mainly lyrical lyrics and after reading them, one could notice the appetite for the imperfect rimes, feminine, for the technique of enjabambament illustrated in texts such as Fever, Angels, Forest etc., features that frame the work in modernism. Promoting the white line is also a feature of the literary trend mentioned. The structure of the texts consists of an invariable number of verses, their placement in the page, the constant use of pauses and suspension points, which notes the emotional pauses of the poetic ego, again illustrates the fact that Magda Isanos can be integrated into the modernist era. The genre of poetry by Magda Isanos brings to light a mitopoetic culture, characteristic of the great creators of virtual worlds. This is spurred by the eminescian poetics, but it is influenced, in particular, by interwar intellectual writers Tudor Arghezi and Lucian Blaga. The poetry of Magda Isanos has blagian influences, because it is always under the disturbing cham of the mistery, enhancing the mtaphysical feeling of existence. Also, the author has a model, as I mentioned, Tudor Arghezi, the writer from whom she borrows the religiosity that originates in reproaches, riots and psalms. For the efficiency of this research, I chose to use, as critical methods of analysis and interpretation, the thematic critique, psycho criticism, positivist critique, and the technique of overlapping the texts of the three authors, aiming to highlight the common aspects and their own texts to each writer.

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THE IRONY IN THE WORKS OF CREANGĂ AND I.L. CARAGIALE

THE IRONY IN THE WORKS OF CREANGĂ AND I.L. CARAGIALE

Author(s): Mirela Mladin / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 16/2019

This study is a comparative analysis between two classical writes from Romanian literature. Both of them explore irony in their works, but they explore different kinds of irony. Ion Creangă is best known for his „Amintiri din copilărie”, a work in which he narrates stories from his childhood. This is a buildungsroman in which the author uses frequently irony but just to make jokes or to make fun of trouble. Ion Luca Caragiale is one of the most satirical writers from Romanian literature. His irony is different from the irony Ion Creangă uses, meaning that Caragiale satirizes aspects from society or political life. „Momente și schițe” is a reference work in which the author presents and mocks wrongdoings who happened in Romanian society at the end of 19th century. So, the present analysis shows that this linguistic concept can have different uses and can express different idea.

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TIME AND TEMPORALITY IN NICHITA STĂNESCU`S WORK

TIME AND TEMPORALITY IN NICHITA STĂNESCU`S WORK

Author(s): Mădălina Daniela Oneț / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 16/2019

The aim of this article is to show that there is in Nichita Stănescu`s poetry a deep temporal sentiment, the poet lives in each volume the experience of a being which is limited by the time. It`s an unique sentiment of self-loss in nothingness. The questions and the answers related to temporality represent the substance of Nichita Stănescu`s poetry and, at the same time, the poetry constitutes the mean of salvation from Chronos` hands.

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GABRIELA ADAMEȘTEANU' S WASTED MORINING- HISTORICAL AND FAMILY NOVEL

GABRIELA ADAMEȘTEANU' S WASTED MORINING- HISTORICAL AND FAMILY NOVEL

Author(s): Adrian Diac / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 16/2019

The aim of this article is to analyse one of the most well- known novels of Gabriela Adameșteanu, Wasted Morning, from two points of view proposed by the critics, but they are also identifiable by the reader from the first reading. The first one tries to demonstrate that the novel is a historical novel as long as we have some clear references to the communist era in Romania and to the lifes of the romanians in that period. The second point of view is based on the complicated relationships between family members and even between different families, that are also described in the novel. These two perspectives made the novel be recepted as a historical novel, but also a family one.

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CARAGIALE PERCEIVED BY ALEXANDRU PALEOLOGU

CARAGIALE PERCEIVED BY ALEXANDRU PALEOLOGU

Author(s): Ioana Mihu / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 16/2019

In this paper we propose an analysis of how Alexandru Paleologu sees the great playwright Ion Luca Caragiale. Starting from the education received since childhood and continuing with the fundamental works that Al. Paleologu read during his professional training, we propose a diachronic approach to the stages in which Paleologu made contact with the work of Caragiale. Besides the role that Caragiale had on the essayist, we want to represent the analyzes that he made on the works of the great playwright. In this paper, we want to demonstrate the similarities that exist between Caragiale's work and Dostoevsky's work, as well as methods of socratic dialogue which can be found in Caragialeřs work. All these demonstrations will be based on Al. Paleologu's analysis of his essay volumes. We hope that through our paper work we will open up new research horizons on how to accept Caragiale's works, as well as to make known Paleologu's perspective on Caragiale's creation.

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NATURE AS PRIVILEGED SPACE IN THE VOLUME OF SHORT STORIES ȚARA DE DINCOLO DE NEGURĂ

NATURE AS PRIVILEGED SPACE IN THE VOLUME OF SHORT STORIES ȚARA DE DINCOLO DE NEGURĂ

Author(s): Simona-Marilena Crăciun (Pogan) / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 16/2019

In the present article we aim to to emphasize the significance of nature, as a privileged space in Sadoveanu's short stories collection ″Țara de dincolo de negură″. First of all, we will focus on the theories of nature and space, referring to autochthonism. Thus, the theoretical frame of the article will be based on ideas found in the studies of Lucian Blaga and Ernest Bernea. On the other hand, we will reveal the significance of nature, as a space of loneliness, solitude, silence and refuge. The meaning of these spaces can only be revealed if the human being reaches the initiate statute. In this way, Sadoveanu, the poet of nature, describes a nature seen as a kingdom, where unwritten laws must be understood and respected.

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