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This book includes a selection of ten contributions exposing the interactions between the sciences of language and translation studies, some of which were presented at the International Scientific Event "Langage(s) et Traduction" which took place on April 19th and 20th, 2018 in Casablanca, Morocco and which was organized by our Laboratory "Language...
The aim of the book is to present St. Elizabeth of Hungary in the light of old Polish religious writings. The research material include lives of saints, sermons and other literary genres from the Middle Ages to the 18th century. The book is supplemented by translations of selected documents related to the saint, such as the testimonies of her compa...
This article examines the role played by comic books in justifying the Korean War to adolescent readers in the United States. Specifically, it argues that romance comics—perhaps the most widely read youth publications of the early 1950s—helped to prepare teenaged girls for the trials and tribulations that an emerging Cold War would entail. Love-the...
In the movement of human thought, there are two dimensions that affect and influence each other: one reflects the features of mental function, which deals with material reality in analysis, conclusions, and impact. The second function is symbolic, by which a person reaches his imagination, goes beyond his senses, and opens up to everything that is...
When the diarist is free from imminent danger, and has reasonable flexibility in managing a daily routine, clock-and-calendar time helps in organizing the individual’s chosen social roles and responsibilities as well as their private interests, all of which are the building blocks of personal identity. Daily objective time is not bestowed as such w...
This paper is based on an interview in Portuguese in 2020 conducted by the Angolan author, journalist and anthropologist Cláudio Fortuna, concerning the state of literature and contemporary writing in the PALOPS, that is, the Portuguese-speaking African nations of Angola, Mozambique, Guinée-Bissau, São Tomé e Príncipe and Cabo Verde. The interview...
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE MEMORY NOVELS PUBLISHED IN THE ROMANIAN SPACE (1990–2022)
This article offers the first bibliography of the memory novels published in the Romanian literary space between 1990–2022. The novel of memory is a literary genre with a global spread, and at the same time a prominent national (sub)genre, spanning from postcolonial soci...
This article examines the literary fragment in the context of twentieth-century literary theories of reading and suggest a new understanding of it as a literary device rather than a historical phenomenon belonging to a given genre or period. Focusing on the concept of the fragment as it appears in various twentieth century literary theories, I show...
This study investigates the impact of incorporating short stories into English as a Foreign Language (EFL) classrooms on students’ language skills, attitudes, and perceptions in two Iranian schools. The research demonstrates a significant influence and high level of agreement among the students, indicating that short stories substantially enhance l...
The literary criticism is one of the main narrative devices used by Ricardo Piglia in his novel Respiración artificial (1980). One of the particularities of this novel is the presence of multiple citations and references that place the intertext in the foreground, from which it defines a rich and complex narrative imbrication that oscillates betwee...
Este monográfico presenta cinco trabajos que analizan diversos imaginarios políticos en la ciencia ficción hispánica. Tanto la ciencia ficción latinoamericana como la española contemporánea se han consolidado como espacios privilegiados para la exploración de los futuros posibles, abordando de manera crítica las problemáticas globales del presente....
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Many people with depression, for which self-blame plays a key role, are not amenable to current standard psychological treatments. This calls for novel self-guided interventions, which require less attention and motivation. The present study sought to establish proof-of-concept for a novel self-guided intervention in a non-clinical sampl...
Dystopia, as both a political concept and literary genre, is currently undergoing a profound transformation, often called the digital turn. This article focuses on Dave Eggers’s dystopias The Circle and The Every and analyzes the characteristics of digital dystopias. These typical elements include the pervasive digital surveillance conducted by cor...
In the literary genres of Urdu poetry, ghazal and poem (nazm) are included. The ghazal is characterized by thematic diversity, while the poem is primarily distinguished by structural diversity. Although the ghazal has embraced new themes, no significant change in its structure is possible. In contrast, the poem shows innovation not only in its them...
Magical realism is a literary genre that combines fantastic elements with the ordinary and real. The primary character of the genre is blending the realms of reality and imagination, infusing magical or extraordinary elements into everyday settings. The genre arose in Latin American literature as a countermovement to the surrealism of France, but i...
This study aims at examining Thainess as a writing strategy used in non-literary texts written by non-professional bilingual writers. These writers are advanced language learners who are pursuing their Master’s degree in English. Seven English narratives of their language learning experiences were analyzed based on Kachruvian’s framework of bilingu...
English-Chinese (E-C) translation is part of tertiary curriculum and is generally text- or reading-based, and any course in relation to it is meant to develop the competence of reading, on a higher level, from a language comparative perspective. Chinese-English (C-E) translation is deemed by many as a productive skill, possible when the overall lan...
This paper is based on an interest in learning about recent national and international studies on literature and the arts as pedagogical means to prevent bullying. State-of-the-art was developed through consultation and analysis of 55 studies published in institutional repositories and indexing databases between 2013 and 2023. The method used was t...
The aim of this present issue is to celebrate Indian Literature which has a rich and glorious past. Written in dozens of languages, Indian Literature spans many millennia, mirroring a variety of social and cultural lifestyles. Evolving out significantly over the ages, Indian Literature comprises all types of literary genres - poetry, drama, short s...
The paper analyses chorographic tropes in Polish writings. Chorography appeared already in antiquity as the art of describing (in more or less detail) historic and geographic lands, geographic phenomena, tourist attractions and landmarks known to the author (though not always from personal experience). It mostly included the descriptions of: the lo...
The paper analyses chorographic tropes in Polish writings. Chorography appeared already in antiquity as the art of describing (in more or less detail) historic and geographic lands, geographic phenomena, tourist attractions and landmarks known to the author (though not always from personal experience). It mostly included the descriptions of: the lo...
This paper attempts to unravel the characteristics of Caribbean literature through some vernacular works. In this respect, it will trace the historical, cultural, psychological, and social attributes of Caribbean literature. These will be accentuated as the core conceptual consideration of the Caryl Phillips' writings which reflect the true sense o...
This article explores the process of shaping the image of Donbas in Ukrainian literature, perceived as a region artificially isolated from the rest of Ukraine. Particular attention is devoted to the mythologisation of Donbas’s space and identity, which has influenced cultural and social processes while intensifying the challenges posed by hybrid wa...
The Skylark (Alauda arvensis) is a passerine bird, 18-19 cm (7-10 in) in length, belonging taxonomically to the order Passeriformes, in the family Alaudiade. This bird is also known in Anatolia as çayırkuşu (meadowlark), toygar or turgay. In fact, Turkish texts published in the 19th century used the names "çayırkuşu" and "toygar" for the skylark. T...
The topic of criminality is often viewed as a literary genre closely associated with themes of crime, heroes and anti-heroes, mysterious plots, suspense, plot twists, and violent scenes. This study employs Andrea Hirata's novel "Orang-orang Biasa" as its material object. The data consists of text content in words, phrases, and sentences that align...
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The term "Simple Forms" (German: Einfache Formen), introduced by German-Dutch philologist and literary theorist André Jolles in his seminal work Einfache Formen (1929), marks a significant departure from traditional poetic categories such as myth, lyric, tragedy, and drama. Jolles proposed foundational narrative structures—legend, saga, my...
To elucidate the evolutionary dynamics of culture, we must address fundamental questions such as whether we can interpolate and extrapolate cultural evolution, whether the time series of cultural evolution is distinguishable from its reverse, what factors determine the direction of change, and how the cultural influence of a creative work from the...
The language of poetry is different from the language of other literary genres. That is to say, the grammar of poetry is different. This refers to the fact that the rules of grammars will have to be modified so as to permit certain "liberties" or “licenses" on the one hand, and to account for the novel kinds of restrictions that are imposed on ling...
The aim of this paper is to investigate Constantine V’s social network and to find out the connections between him and his entourage. To this end, I compared the three primary sources (Cronographia of Theophaes, History of Patriarch Nikephoros and The life of Saint Stephen the Younger) on the political positions against Constantine V in order to di...
The review presents a research project implemented at the University of Ljubljana and the Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts and published with the support of the State Agency for Science of the Republic of Slovenia – a two-volume collective monograph devoted to the problems of national translation. The collective set its...
The language of poetry is different from the language of other literary genres. That is to say, the grammar of poetry is different. This refers to the fact that the rules of grammars will have to be modified so as to permit certain "liberties" or "licenses" on the one hand, and to account for the novel kinds of restrictions that are imposed on ling...
Violence against women is a heinous act committed against a woman, a wife, a mother, a sister, or even a daughter deliberately or not deliberately causing her psychological, emotional, and physical harm. The rise of this unhealthy phenomenon mainly in less-developed countries such as Jordan necessitates more academic attention not only because of i...
The specific qualities of theatre distinguish itself from any other literary genres. As a theatre presupposes performance, undoubtedly then, it must contain the factors that make it playable. The aesthetic constitution of a theatre and the characteristics of theatrical discourse, which, together with the aesthetic quality of theatre as a branch of...
This study explores the application of a collaborative approach to the teaching of poetry translation as a literary genre to university Arabic speaking students. The collaborative approach is applied to the translation of Shakespeare’s Sonnet XVIII “To His Love” into the Arabic Language. The participants in the experiment are two groups of female s...
I saw Ramallah, is an autobiography of Mourid Barghouti, a Palestinian writer and poet. It is an honest and accurate account of a Palestinian who could not adapt to the changes that have taken place during his absenteeism. It can also be considered a precise manifestation of the national and political identity of the author. It is about the abandon...
Most contemporary playwrights acknowledge that Shakespeare’s dramas are for use as raw material to be assimilated into contemporary mould, not to be revered strictly as untouchable museum pieces. Being the model of all dramatists, Shakespeare had a great influence on English theatre, his plays are still performed throughout the world, and all kinds...
Rishi Valmiki was the first to forge the grand form of Itihasa and to create a unique prosodic pattern for the epic literary genre of the Ramayana. As time goes on, people experience stress, frustration, mental and physical illnesses, a lack of brotherhood, a lack of religious practice, a lack of love for the natural world and its creatures, and a...
The flower, recognized as a very important concept worldwide from the earliest ages, is considered a symbol that expresses emotions and thoughts within the shared understanding of humanity. The flower is also found in literature and, therefore, in poetry as a literary genre, showing its effect in many aspects of life. The shaping of the Turkish poe...
The article reveals the concept of “neo-Victorian novel”. The main focus of the work is on identifying characteristic features of a neo-Victorian novel in the artistic space of P. Ackroyd’s novel “The Trial of Elizabeth Cree,” which until now has not been studied in a similar way. The characteristic features of a neo-Victorian novel are as follows:...
The current environmental crisis around water, has led to an urgency amidst theatre makers to find better methods that reimagine the relationship between humans and water in drama and performances. Theatre has actively engaged with the idea of water over centuries in unique ways. This paper aims to draw on material ecocriticism, as well as the theo...
During the first century of the Dominican presence in the Philippines, their chroniclers -Aduarte, Santa Cruz, De Los Ángeles and De Paula, and Peguero- wrote four histories of the Province of the Holy Rosary. Although only two were finally printed, the chronicles served as essential discursive tools to propagandize their achievements in far-away m...
Postcolonial nations often grapple with the intricate balance between development and environmental sustainability. This study adopts a postcolonial ecocritical framework to explore the nuanced relationship between these themes in Zakes Mda’s The Heart of Redness and Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o’s Wizard of the Crow. Through detailed textual analysis, it inve...
The article examines a parodic rewriting of the first canto of the Orlando Furioso in Venetian dialect, first published in 1565. After providing some data on the editorial history of the text and its literary genre (§ 1), the language is analysed, focusing in particular on the presence of slang and literary terms (§ 2). Finally, this study provides...
Mollah Nasreddin Zoqeydi's Kurdish Book of Doctrine titled Eqîda Kurmancî
(Edition-Critical Text-Glossary-Facsimile)
Religion and faith are important and effective elements in the culture of nations. Religion influences the language and literature, lifestyle and thought of nations. Especially in the field of language and literature, religion become...
The practice of creating fictional worlds is directly associated with the human capacity to imagine and attribute meanings to space. Since ancient times, fantasy and unknown lands have fueled human utopias. The raw material for the creative process of fictional worlds is associated with experience, memory, perception, imagination and the context of...
This chapter retraces the deployment of Chinese astral sciences in early modern European popular literatures. It suggests that Jesuit missionaries' accounts of the transition from the Ming to the Qing dynasties, which privileged "Heaven" as an agent of historical change, helped establish a trope connecting East Asia to the celestial realm in Europe...
Developing personal qualities in future teachers is a crucial element in preparing them for their professional roles. Historical and fictional books provide rich, multidimensional resources that can enhance empathy, critical thinking, and ethical reasoning. This article explores an integrative pedagogical model that incorporates these literary genr...
José de Alencar and Machado de Assis are crucial novelists for the Brazilian 19th century literature; but what were their own definition of novel? The present text proposes an exam of excerpts from both authors which may show their interest in discussing the genre of the novel at the time.
KEYWORDS: José de Alencar; Machado de Assis; novel; literar...
This essay explores the literary genre of science fiction as a tool for historical and political analysis, focusing specifically on the development and transformation of the genre in China and Cuba. Through an examination of the uses and themes of science fiction literature in these countries, we can gain a deeper understanding of how Enlightenment...
Caetano Veloso: Camminando Controvento (Caetano Veloso: Walking Into The Wind) by Igiaba Scego is a book that defies easy categorization. Scego assumes her readers may not be familiar with Veloso’s artistic career, his Tropicalista aesthetic, or the sociopolitical context in which he emerged and established himself in the Brazilian music scene. Con...
This research aims to define the documentary discourse analysis in the novel "The Great Madness" by the jewish writer Avikdor Hamiri, which is one of the first novels within this literary genre, whether at the level of world literature or modern Hebrew literature. This new type of novel appeared after the First World War; It has received wide reson...
Textbooks are a decisive and guiding tool in teaching lessons for reasons such as being prepared according to learning outcomes and being accepted by the Ministry of National Education Board of Education and Instruction. The Social Studies Curriculum mentions that the course should be supported with literary products “by using genres such as legend...
Whereas marriage songs endorse and enforce patriarchal discourses and norms, they can be used as a strategy to subvert, challenge, and question the very patriarchal discourses and norms they support. Some of the marriage songs sung among the Bakiga contain gender-based expressions, which undermine the feminine gender by advising women to be submiss...
Popular narratives such as myths or fairy tales regularly contain wondrous phenomena (e.g., a talking cat) that can be defined as minimally counterintuitive (MCI) concepts, which violate one category of real-world knowledge. Contradicting intuitive world representations, MCI concepts could appear to make the texts in which they occur more difficult...
The research contains a lifelike description of climate change representation in the literature or literary genres. The world is changing geographically, politicallyand economically. Realistically, all the events and crises of climate change that occur in the world through an unexpected or unprecedented period on the regional or global level The cl...
This article examines the theme of haunting in three English novels: Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë, Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë, and Jamaica Inn by Daphne du Maurier. The novels analyzed are regional narratives, focusing on the counties of Yorkshire and Cornwall respectively. Much of literary criticism has centered, within the Gothic genre, o...
What future aspirations have informed the incentives for producing children’s literature in Muslim minority communities? What social dynamics and theological debates have accompanied its visions of Islamic futures? What narrative tropes, visual-aesthetics norms and literary genres has it appropriated, while maturing into an innovative religious-ped...
This study highlighted the need for developing teaching and learning resources in this 21st century, especially in language learning. Hence, this study presented a contemporary method that combined corpus linguistics with developing a vocabulary and phraseological index. The aim was to improve the learning of English at all levels of education. Sel...
Poetry is a dependable and successful teaching tool for the English language. It provides an incredible opportunity to practice speaking, writing, listening, and reading. Like other literary genres, poetry is meant to be admired and enjoyed. Developing this sense of appreciation and satisfaction in students who are not engaged in poetry is a challe...
In a globalized society, understanding diverse cultures is essential for fostering empathy and effective communication skills. This study explores the role of multicultural short stories in enhancing cultural awareness among students in the English as a Foreign Language (EFL) classroom. Short stories, with their concise narratives and relatable cha...
In the time of Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, rhetoric was part of the school curriculum in middle and high school. Sor Juana self-taught the subjects of the curriculum and she educate herself in that discipline, according to what she states in her Respuesta a sor Filotea de la Cruz. Sor Juana’s work has as background the knowledge and application of r...
هدفت الدراسة إلى إبراز مكانة المقامة (الشاذونية عند ابن رزيق) في الأدب العماني، فهو أحد الفنون التي تعكس التراث التقليدي والفكري لعمان، وتسلط الضوء على إسهامات ابن رزيق كأحد كتاب المقامات في الأدب العربي، وتركز الدراسة على جوانب الإبداع التي تميزت به المقامة (الشاذونية عند ابن رزيق)، مقارنة بالمقامات التقليدية في الأدب العربي (مقامات الهمذاني، والح...
This paper explores the genre of ''magical realism'' in Gabriel Garcia Marquez's novel ''One Hundred Years of Solitude'', with a specific focus on the challenges faced in translating the work into Uzbek and Russian. ''Magical realism'', a distinctive literary genre that blends the supernatural with the mundane, is central to Marquez's storytelling,...
Drama stands out from other literary genres because of its immediate appeal, which offers a level of accessibility that poetry and fiction may not always provide. Drama gains great value from this. Theatrical performances have a rich and distinguished history worldwide. In India, they are well-recognized as a popular kind of folk entertainment. Whe...
The myth of Orpheus possesses a narrative power that has led to its story being told repeatedly, making it an important milestone for Western culture from ancient times to the present day. These narratives have created different versions that maintain the nodal points of the myth while adding particular elements of interest for study based on the p...
Microfiction stands out as the most hybrid literary genre; a characteristic that is not only due to the author's writing art and aesthetic touch, but also to the diversity of his origins. This research seeks to demonstrate the polygenesis of minifiction, showing that its emergence is not limited to a single literary model, as some critical voices m...
La obra aforística de Juan Varo Zafra es una de las más originales del panorama del género en España en el siglo XXI. Por su calidad intrínseca, a partir de sus características formales, discursivas y temáticas, pero además por lo que implica para la comprensión del género. Varo Zafra ha desarrollado una genuina poética y retórica del aforismo desd...
The Ancient Egyptian Tale of the Doomed Prince allows us to add another level of under- standing to the New Kingdom Egyptian imperialist ideology. The superior masculinity of the Egyptian prince in this tale is contrasted to inferior masculinities of Syrian princes, and has parallels in other contemporary texts thematizing New Kingdom Egyptian mili...
This article examines nature writing as a distinct literary genre. It provides a concise
definition of the concept of nature within the context of American literature. Furthermore, it
elucidates the literary contributions of notable nature writers, including Henry David Thoreau,
Robert Frost, and Mary Alice Monroe. These authors critically explo...
Visual Thinking Strategies (VTS) were initially created to enhance skills in interpreting, describing, and analyzing art. This paper examines a state-funded pilot project in Denmark conducted by
VTSdanmark, the organization that introduced VTS to the country and translated it into Danish from English. The project aimed to integrate VTS into the pra...
The concept of resonance proposed by Hartmut Rosa offers a relational and bidirectional perspective, providing a valuable lens to address certain limitations of the concept of agency in theology. Specifically, it avoids emphasizing a stark opposition between human and divine agency. In this paper, we aimed to explore how preachers articulate a reso...
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Dünyanın tüm olağanüstülüğünü kendi içinde gizleyen, lâkin gerçeklikten de sıyrılıb ayrılmayan bir anlatım türü olarak büyülü gerçekçilik son yüz yılda edebiyatın dikkatleri kendine çeken istikametidir. 1923 yılında ilk kez alman eleştirmen Franz Roh tarafından kullanılan, bir terim olarak 1926 yılında italyan yazar Massimo Bontempelli tarafın...
Julius Caesar is among William Shakespeare's most engrossing dramatic tragedies. Power, death, and life in its widest sense are all critically analysed in the play. Although tragedy is a highly sentimental literary genre, tragic plays typically evoke intense emotions in readers or viewers. Also, the art of rhetoric is a significant tool of persuasi...
This article aims at investigating whether or not there is novelness as defined by Mikhail Bakhtin in Dambudzo Marechera’s House of Hunger. It focuses on Bakhtin’s concepts of carnivalesque and contemporaneity in examining the quality of novelness in House of Hunger. Mikhail Bakhtin’s concept of novelness says that the novel has its own quality tha...
Rishi Valmiki was the first to forge the grand form of Itihasa and to create a unique prosodic pattern for the epic literary genre of the Ramayana. As time goes on, people experience stress, frustration, mental and physical illnesses, a lack of brotherhood, a lack of religious practice, a lack of love for the natural world and its creatures, and a...
This article aims to present two complementary issues related to the contemporary perception and understanding of the essay. The first part explores various definitions of the term “essay.” As a distinct form of discourse and a separate literary genre, the essay has been the subject of extensive literature (relevant to both general literary studies...
This article examines three halakhic books authored by Rabbi Barukh Assabag in Casablanca during the 1930s and 1940s. Composed in Judeo-Arabic vernacular, these works were intended to cater to the general public whose proficiency in Hebrew was limited. Mindful of the nonobservance of commandments in various sectors of Morocco’s Jewish community, As...
This article considers the novelistic production of Yucatec Maya writer Marisol Ceh Moo and her process of authorial construction as a decolonizing Indigenous cultural intervention. By analyzing the content and impact of her novel X-Teya, u puksi’ik’al ko’olel/Teya, un corazón de mujer (Teya, a Woman’s Heart, 2009), this article elucidates how the...
The absence of female writing forms a particularly striking gap in the historiography of German-language literature in the Czech Lands during the decades around 1900. Women participated significantly in the literary scene of the period but were largely forgotten. Our article will discuss the conditions and discourses that enabled women to be active...
Internet literature gains tremendous popularity in China with the coming of the digital era. In response to the emergence of the large body of Internet literature, this article examines the Internet literary tendencies observable in China by systematically analysing four issues concerning Internet literature. Based on retrospecting of the history o...
The work aims to study the medieval chivalric romance from a socio-philosophical perspective. The chivalric romance was a rather special trend in the literary movements of Western Europe in the 12th century, when everything that was not written in Latin was declared “vulgar”, that is, common folk. The chivalric novel reflects religious norms, moral...
Modern Arabic prose has evolved significantly since the 19th century, reflecting the socio-political transformations of the Arab world. As traditional forms gave way to new genres during the Nahda (Arab Renaissance), Arabic literature embraced modernity while addressing issues such as colonialism, identity, and societal change. Key genres include t...
Background. The article is devoted to the analysis of the main trends in the development of mass literature in Ukraine in the period of 2022-2023. The specific features of mass literature, its main artistic and stylistic features, and the creative work of Ukrainian writers published, reprinted, and popular among readers during this period are analy...
The majority of the Old Norse-Icelandic Íslendingasögur, one of the most important vernacular literary genres of medieval Europe, combine prose with verse to create prosimetric narratives. Prosimetrum is accordingly a salient generic feature of this intriguing body of texts, and it is the focus of the chapters in this volume. The book as a whole ex...
This article studies the fairy tales by Oscar Wilde from the perspective of social satire employed by the author to expose the vices of his contemporary Victorian Society. The texts used as empirical material for the study are the fairy tales from “The Happy Prince and Other Tales.” They fall under the category of literary fairy tales and possess a...
This article develops the term non-human near-omniscience to examine the narrative dynamics behind narrators who know almost everything and whose super-human knowledge draws on African cosmologies. Noting the prevalence of such narration in African sf, the article takes Nnedi Okorafor’s novel Lagoon as an example of non-human near-omniscience, focu...
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The worldwide population over 60 years of age is increasing. Thus, older adults should maintain interest and participate in social and family activities to help preserve their independence and promote their well-being. Well-being is a part of human health in its most general sense which manifests itself in all areas of human activity. Le...
Literary texts play a crucial role in language classrooms by offering engaging narratives and diverse cultural perspectives that enhance language learning and deepen understanding of cultural and historical contexts. This study investigated the impact of literary texts on cultural awareness and historical experience among 76 undergraduate EFL stude...
This paper focuses on one important aspect of the Post(-Restoration) period (1640–1668) in Portugal, i.e. the defense of D. Duarte of Portugal (1605–1649), brother of the Portuguese king, John IV. As the Restoration War set two kingdoms – Spain and Portugal against each other – D. Duarte was kept prisoner in the Castello Sforzesco in Milan. The pap...
As a masterpiece of existentialist literature, The Outsider occupies an important position in the literary genre and offers profound insights into the nature of human existence. Based on the literature review and qualitative analysis, this article explores the existentialist qualities of loneliness, alienation and free choice shown in The Outsider....
The article publishes a hieratic ostracon from the Ramesside Period, now stored in the magazine of the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities at Elkab and probably found in (Hagr) Edfu. The text is a prayer to Horus and belongs to the literary genre known as the ‘praises of cities’. The first lines present a close parallel to Ostracon Nakhtmin 87/173,...
Poetry was a unique literary genre in ancient China as an important way to express sentiments. Chinese ancient poetry not only has simple words, strict meters and rich semantic relationships, but also widely uses rhetorical techniques such as simile and personification, as well as metaphorical means such as allusion and imagery, which makes it diff...
The reinterpretation of religious ideas and beliefs through literary works has become an established literary genre. While some of these works seek to challenge religious authority on historical grounds, others question the relevance of traditional religious beliefs in providing solutions to our existential problems. Two works in this genre, the we...
The response to this title will vary based on the reader's background and preconceived notions, as well as their ability to analyse poetry critically. Keats' poetry exhibits a distinct and unique combination of profound ideas and emotions, as well as a vibrant, imaginative, and emotionally and intellectually perceptive use of language. In the poem,...
The comparative study tries to find the common points in two different authors’ works and in this kind of studying so many other common but the hidden points may be revealed. Postwar literature is somehow one of the best literary genres for finding the common factors and features that the poets have tried to present in their works elements such as...
Resum: D'ençà de l'aparició de la novel·la Pierres de Provença en la primera meitat del segle xv, l'interés del públic lector, primer, i també amant de les arts, després, s'ha mostrat ferm fins a l'actualitat. Les prop de tres-centes edicions en nombroses llengües són una prova contun-dent de l'atracció que han experimentat per les aventures de Pie...
The article is a suggested three-hour practical class on teaching error analysis in a machine-translated poem in the French to English direction. The poem Femmes de France by Léopold Sédar Senghor was used in the step-by-step error analysis teaching. The article shows how four machine translation (MT) systems (Amazon, DeepL, Google and Microsoft) o...
43 (Тоғай Мурод асарлари асосида)" мавзусидаги номзодлик дисс. 2007 й. 8. Худойбердиев Э. Адабиётшуносликка кириш. Т., 2003 й. 9. Муҳаммаджонова Г. «80-йиллар охири, 90-йиллар бошлари ўзбек шеъриятининг лингвопоэтик тадқиқи» филол.фан.номз… дисс. 10. Ирисқулов М. Тилшуносликка кириш. Т., Ўқитувчи, 1992 й. УДК 81. ГРНТИ 16.21.07 Hajiyeva T.I. doctor...
In the post-independence period, Bengali travel writings about Southeast Asia created a new imagination of Southeast Asia for Bengalis. This imagination involves an insightful understanding of the various politics and relations between Bengal and Southeast Asia. Both the regions have a long history of exchanges. Their connection became more visible...
This paper seeks to examine the integration of literature in language learning as a dynamic approach to developing language skills. By engaging with various literary genres, learners can enhance their listening and reading comprehension, improve their writing, and cultivate their speaking abilities. The paper aims to highlight some practical method...