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Suicide in the Literary Work of Cesare Pavese
Suicide and Life-Threatening Behavior, 1977ABSTRACT: On the basis of an existential analysis (Daseinanalyse), the authors consider the suicide, at age 42, of Cesare Pavese, one of the most important Italian poets and writers of the post‐World War II period. It is found that in his poems, his novels, and particularly his letters and diary the idea of suicide was present in his consciousness ...
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Literary Works as a Mode of Knowing
Image: the Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 1990The phenomena of nursing are deeply rooted in the human condition. Knowledge of human responses is developed in the arts as well as the sciences. Literary works often reveal much about human responses that are a foundation for providing compassionate care for patients.
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Sartre, Kafka and the Universality of the Literary Work
Sartre Studies International, 2014Abstract: French existentialism is commonly regarded as the main impetus for the universal significance that Kafka gained in postwar France. A leading critic, Marthe Robert, has contended that this entailed an outright rejection of interest in the biographical, linguistic and historical dimension of Kafka's writing in order to interpret it as a general
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The work of literary translation
The Translator, 2019Is a translation intended for readers who do not understand the original? This is the first question posed in Walter Benjamin’s Die Aufgabe des Ubersetzers [The Task of the Translator] ([1923] 1972...
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Literary Works with Mathematics
2022Maths, it is a science that encompasses life beyond numbers, concepts, formulas and calculations. In addition, mathematics is a multidimensional structure that can be a goal or a tool depending on the situation it is in. It is inevitable for this structure to establish a relationship with literature, an art field that can create imaginary or fictional ...
DOĞAN, Adem, YAZICI, Büşra
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1997
Ross tells us in his Memoirs (1923a, p. 28) that he began to write ‘painful verse’ in his last year at Springhill School, experimenting with various metres. These experiments continued throughout his life. As well as lyrics he started on two epic poems Edgar (1883) and CEnone. During the summer of 1875 when he was 18 both these efforts were resurrected
Edwin R. Nye, Mary E. Gibson
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Ross tells us in his Memoirs (1923a, p. 28) that he began to write ‘painful verse’ in his last year at Springhill School, experimenting with various metres. These experiments continued throughout his life. As well as lyrics he started on two epic poems Edgar (1883) and CEnone. During the summer of 1875 when he was 18 both these efforts were resurrected
Edwin R. Nye, Mary E. Gibson
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the minnesota review
Abstract In Agustina Bazterrica's novel Tender Is the Flesh (2020), a virus has ripped through every animal on the planet. All animals are massacred. No more dogs, cows, pigs, or birds. Some people refused to send their companions to the killing squads. Still, they died. At first, “expendable” humans were sold as black-market substitutes
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Abstract In Agustina Bazterrica's novel Tender Is the Flesh (2020), a virus has ripped through every animal on the planet. All animals are massacred. No more dogs, cows, pigs, or birds. Some people refused to send their companions to the killing squads. Still, they died. At first, “expendable” humans were sold as black-market substitutes
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