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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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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 POETRY OF KO UN INTERPRETED VIA THE PHENOMENOLOGY OF IMAGES

THE POETRY OF KO UN INTERPRETED VIA THE PHENOMENOLOGY OF IMAGES

Author(s): Clementina Alexandra Mihăilescu,Stela Pleșa / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 16/2019

The paper expands upon the poetry written by Ko Un approached via Gaston Bachelard’s ,,phenomenology of images” grounded in the creation of images as an ,,excess of imagination” in order to capture the non-reality of the image paradoxically related to a strong concrete reality and via Constantin Noica’s concept ,,thirst for concreteness” turned into a real adventure that unfolds along several stages (nature, culture, history and human nature).

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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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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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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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DIMINEAŢA TINERELOR DOAMNE BY MARTA PETREU. AN ANALYTICAL APPROACH

DIMINEAŢA TINERELOR DOAMNE BY MARTA PETREU. AN ANALYTICAL APPROACH

Author(s): Laura Alexandra Petrea (Şopterean) / Language(s): English,Romanian Issue: 17/2019

Marta Petreu is a teacher, poet, writer and editor. Her real name is Rodica Marta Petreu and after marriage her last name became Vartic. She is formed in the ambiance of „Echinox” and she belongs to 80s. Her second volume of poetry is called „Dimineaţa tinerelor doamne” and it is published in 1983. The major theme of this volume is the loneliness, melancholy, fear and language. Its pure and rough realism doesn‘t have figures of speech. From de beginning of the volume we can notice the fact that the poetry is an autobiographical type.

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UNPERFORMED YET MEANINGFUL “SPEECH ACTS”? BISHOP IOAN PLOSCARU’S POEMS OF DETENTION

UNPERFORMED YET MEANINGFUL “SPEECH ACTS”? BISHOP IOAN PLOSCARU’S POEMS OF DETENTION

Author(s): Alexandru Daniel Magdalen / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 18/2019

The post-war Romanian poetry of political detention has not yet emerged from the relatively marginal concern it represents for the majority of literary critics. The consequence is that, even now, decades after the collapse of the communist regime, we have not yet begun to truly discover the multiple layers of meaning and the cultural significance that this distinctive form of literature can convey. This study aims to hermeneutically explore the prison poetry of Uniate Bishop Ioan Ploscaru, who spent fifteen years as a prisoner of conscience during a state-sanctioned crackdown on his religious community. The perspective adopted in examining his work Cruci de gratii (Crosses of Prison Grates) aims to address a paradox of communication which surfaces in his poems. Initially, these rhymed reflections, later featured in book form, were not intended to be listened to or read. Still, they imply a special kind of communicative purpose. Adapting the pragmatics concept of speech act, this article begins from this theoretical frame to advance an understanding of how a poetically structured act of virtual address can have psychological significance for its author in confronting the trauma of detention.

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LUCIAN BLAGA – POETRY BETWEEN LIGHT AND ASHES

LUCIAN BLAGA – POETRY BETWEEN LIGHT AND ASHES

Author(s): Elena-Alexandra Costea / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 18/2019

Starting with Samuil Micu, Gheorghe Şincai and Petru Maior, then continuing with Slavici, Coşbuc, Goga, Agîrbiceanu, the Transylvanians gave a moralizing pragmatic culture and literature, put in the noble service of the national cause. With Lucian Blaga, Transylvania produces a pure poetry, of metaphysical essence, through which symbolism modernism is overtaken in a sensible way, the art of the word now being at the level of European expressionism. Blaga brings to our literature the soul of the village, the folklore, the popular beliefs, and embracing myth and history. As he rightly called Pompiliu Constantinescu, a poet of mystery, Blaga is equally, in a stated and unequivocal way, a philosopher of the mystery. This aspect is fully proved by a certain metamorphosis, from the exuberant vitalism and the evidently obvious bucolism of the first two volumes, to the existential fear and the metaphysical sadness of the Great Passage and the Praise of Sleep, then by some clarity and by a more the great freshness of a folklore that always remains substantially and never ethnographically in the water, to a superior discovery of the virtues of a cohabitation in harmony with nature.

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THE BEGINNING OF THE END. WHEN HUMAN POETRY STOPS, ROBOTIC POETRY TAKES OVER?

THE BEGINNING OF THE END. WHEN HUMAN POETRY STOPS, ROBOTIC POETRY TAKES OVER?

Author(s): Ana Pușcașu / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 18/2019

Wide concept covering a large variety of poetry experiments, from animated poetry to computer-generated poetry, the digital poetry, as part of the heterogeneous electronic literature, offers new approaches based on the multicursal labyrinthic construction of the literary text. This segment of ergodic literature determined a shift of focus from the binomial author-text to a more complex „textual machineryˮ. Thus, as the author is gradually replaced by a computer program and as the reader is replaced by a reader-user, the need to re-examine the act of writing and reading poetry emerges. Therefore, the present study analyses the manner in which the human component manifests in the field of digital poetry.

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ALEKSANDRA TSIBULIA’S POEMS

ALEKSANDRA TSIBULIA’S POEMS

Author(s): Irina-Ana Drobot / Language(s): English Issue: 20/2020

The purpose of this paper is to present the main features of Aleksandra Tsibulia’s poems. The poems are selected from World Literature Today Magazine from summer 2019 and from other websites. Her English translator is Jennifer Lobaugh. The poems are part of a poetic universe based on associations related to themes and keywords. The seasons are suggested through specific elements such as snow and include a reaction to them. In the case of snow, the reaction is sadness at the transience of time. Other poems center around memories and other around a fantasy world. The conclusion is that these poems end up, through presenting what is apparently external, referring to the inner, psychological reality, that of emotions and of growing up.

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ASPECTS OF TIME IN CONTEMPORARY WOMEN'S LYRICS

ASPECTS OF TIME IN CONTEMPORARY WOMEN'S LYRICS

Author(s): Mariana Mogoș / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 20/2020

The relation of man with time has acquired the meaning of a drama, which has deepened, as man understood the relativity of his existence and how it is determined by the implacability of time. But what is time? A friend or a foe? No certainty. Only one: unseen, he completes a mission - to "lead" us into the path of eternity. Surely we could say it together with St. Augustine "What is the time? If I'm not asked, I know. If I am asked, I do not know ”(St. Augustine, Confessions, Nemira Publishing House, Bucharest, 2010). It seemed to us, therefore, necessary to present some of the opinions expressed in the space of philosophical thought, because the literati, as people with their own representations, could relate to one or the other. Our selection operated at the universal and national levels, according to a chronological criterion. I also considered the divergent character of the different theories. Translating the problem of time in the space of literature we also achieved it by selecting some fundamental approaches and attitudes for capitalizing on the theme of time in the universal and Romanian literature: Proust, Th. Mann, G.G. Marquez, Eminescu, Blaga or N. Stanescu. Since the aim of our approach is to comment on expressions of female sensitivity to the challenges of the theme, we selected four poets from the contemporary period, aiming to capture the unity in diversity. The four poets - Gabriela Melinescu, Constanța Buzea, Ileana Mălăncioiu and Ana Blandiana - are, of course, distinct voices and personalities. The poetic imaginary and the means by which they realize it carry specific imprints. The vision and attitude in relation to the theme of time is their own. One aspect is common, precisely because it is human: the impossibility of ignoring the determination of the existence of the being by the Time factor. I tried to capture the personal poetic expression of each of the four poets. I have exemplified on the basis of a selection that belongs to us, justified by sensitivity, by the personal affective resonance generated by the meeting with the poetry of these authors.

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„A magyar irodalom felől nézem az antikvitást” Interjú Polgár Anikó költővel, irodalomtörténésszel, műfordítóval

„A magyar irodalom felől nézem az antikvitást” Interjú Polgár Anikó költővel, irodalomtörténésszel, műfordítóval

Author(s): Ferenc André,Anikó Polgár / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 864/2023

Interview with Anikó Polgár by Ferenc André.

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Szemelvények a Mikes Kelemen Magyar Nyelv és Irodalom Tantárgyverseny országos szakaszának díjazott dolgozataiból

Szemelvények a Mikes Kelemen Magyar Nyelv és Irodalom Tantárgyverseny országos szakaszának díjazott dolgozataiból

Author(s): Viola Zsuzsánna Papp,Abigél Elekes,Dóra Csabai,Tímea Sárkány,Ágota Borsos,Orsolya Kis,Hunor Kovács,Lilla Rus,Anita Harai,Erzsébet Réka Bartók,Nóra Péter,Melinda Filep,Máté-Sámuel Szilágyi,Emese Kósa,Bernadett Lukács,Hanna Imola Balázs,Anna Bajcsi,Eszter Nagy,Attila Botond Rázmán,Alexandra Orosz / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 865/2023

Fragments From the Papers Written on the Olympics of Hungarian Language and Literature.

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Античные реминисценции в русской поэзии начала XIX в. (по материалам альманаха "Свиток муз")

Античные реминисценции в русской поэзии начала XIX в. (по материалам альманаха "Свиток муз")

Author(s): Irina Мihailovna Suvorova,Anna Aleksandrovna Skoropadskaya / Language(s): Russian Issue: 4/2022

The “Muses Scroll” poetic almanac was a typical manifestation of eclecticism in the art of the “transitional period” from classicism to sentimentalism at the very beginning of the 19th century with a claim to the formation of neoclassicism in the further history of Russian literature. An important circumstance was the desire of the authors of the poetic almanac to create innovative poetry, imbued with direct experiences of their feelings and emotions without the pathos and officialdom of the “outdated” classicism. However, such a desire for expressiveness is impossible without the explication of aesthetic categories and values that the authors of the almanac borrowed from ancient philosophers. The result of the aesthetic analysis was the identification in the works of the almanac of reminiscences of ancient philosophy in the description of the beautiful by Plato, the connection of beauty with truth by Plotinus, corporality by Seneca, the heroic and catharsis by Aristotle.

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FROM PERSONALISM TO DEMOCRATIC IDENTITY- THE BILATERAL COMMUNICATION BETWEEN WHITMAN AND GINSBERG

FROM PERSONALISM TO DEMOCRATIC IDENTITY- THE BILATERAL COMMUNICATION BETWEEN WHITMAN AND GINSBERG

Author(s): Ioana Mudure-Iacob / Language(s): English Issue: 21/2020

To explain the legacy that Whitman left in American literature is tantamount to identifying the numerous writers who borrowed from the Whitmanesque tradition and personalized it to fit larger social structures. However, the purpose of the paper is to create a bifocal structure that unveils the movement of America from Whitman’s vision of abundant and prolific nation, to Allen Ginsberg’s depiction of a simulacrum of the American identity. The main debate will be over the embodiment of the literary legacy and the observation of recognition patterns from Whitman’s poetry into one of the major moments of American literary history: the Beat Movement. The intention, nevertheless, is to re-read the poetic phenomenon that Whitman built from the perspective of the Beatnik representative Allen Ginsberg and to show the attire of Personalism as core reasoning in the representation of an American identity.

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«Бабочку-душу свою жалею» (к происхождению и письменной истории одного удмуртского выражения и слов, его составляющих)

«Бабочку-душу свою жалею» (к происхождению и письменной истории одного удмуртского выражения и слов, его составляющих)

Author(s): Valei K. Kelmakov / Language(s): Russian Issue: 04 (47)/2022

The article makes an attempt to trace the written sources and personal records of folklore texts and decipher the expression “I pity my butterfly-soul”, found in a dozen four-line songs, which in very close versions were recorded at the end of the 19th — beginning of the 21st centuries in the area of residence of the Kazan Udmurts (i. e. the modern-day Kukmor and Shoshmin dialectal areas of the Udmurt language). Ethnographers noted two names for ‘soul’ among the Udmurts: lul ‘souls of a living person’ and urt ‘souls of the deceased’ — in most modern dialects and modern printed sources, predominantly only the word lul (< Fug.) has survived to the present time, having a very wide range of meanings, overgrown with many derivatives and acting as part of a large circle of phraseological phrases. The soul urt (< Op.), often left a person’s body during sleep, even during their lifetime, in the form of various living creatures (mice, weasels, flies and most often butterflies), and the act of its returning after its wanderings, perhaps, gave rise to the expression “butterflysouls” (*bubyli-urt), which, due to the gradual withdrawal of the word urt from living speech, was transformed into the construction bubyli-lul using the widespread word lul, meaning ‘soul’ in all cases of its manifestation. The very expression of Bugyli lulme zhal’aśko (in variations) ‘I pity my butterfly-soul’ in the quatrain of the Kazan Udmurts, which, according to my information, was rarely or never performed as a song, presumably arose and remained in popular memory to designate the material hypostasis of the soul, sometimes appearing in this world, and, possibly, as a reminder of the frailty of man's earthly existence.

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