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Studia Poetica
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O językach antropocenu - uwagi wstępne
Artykuł prezentuje wstępne uwagi na temat języków antropocenu. Wychodzi z założenia, że antropocen wymaga wielowymiarowego, niejednorodnego, międzyskalowego spojrzenia, które ujawnia, że to, jak nazywamy i opisujemy tę epokę geologiczną, ma znaczenie ...
Patryk Szaj
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Russian Binary Meters. Part Two. Chapters 5–6
Part I of Russian Binary Meters, the English translation of Kiril Taranovsky’s classic study Ruski dvodelni ritmovi (Taranovsky 1953), appeared in volume 7.2 (2020) of Studia Metrica et Poetica (pp. 110–176). Part I bears the title (inadvertently omitted
Kiril Taranovsky, Lawrence E. Feinberg
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РЕСЕМАНТИЗАЦІЯ В РОМАНІ «САД ЕМЕРСОНА» (“EL HUERTO DE EMERSON”) ЛУЇСА ЛАНДЕРО
Стаття присвячена дослідженню ресемантизації ключових термінів у тексті нового автобіографічного роману «Сад Емерсона» (“El huerto de Emerson”) Луїса Ландеро.
Олена Сайфутдінова
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The Meter of the Ophni and Phineas Insertion in Piers Plowman
The C version of Piers Plowman has yet to earn much attention from metrists relative to the outgrowth of research into fourteenth-century alliterative meter since 1986.
Eric Weiskott
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Russian Binary Meters. Part Two. Chapters 7–8
Russian Binary Meters. Part Two.
Kiril Taranovsky, Lawrence Feinberg
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The Metrics of Four Czech Poets in Russian Translations
The paper considers the poetry of four Czech authors – František Gellner, Viktor Dyk, Karel Toman, and Fráňa Šrámek – in their Russian-language translations.
Ksenia Tveryanovich, Robert Kolár
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This paper examines thematic features of the “universal” poetic meters that are disproportionately popular in a tradition. Focusing on the example of 19th-century Russian iambic tetrameter, we propose a method for diachronic analysis of semantic ...
Antonina Martynenko, Artjoms Šeļa
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The Riddle of the Thread: On Arabic ghazal
Ghazal is the Arabic word for “amatory verse”, and in other languages of the Islamic world it designates a sonnet-like poetic form. The notion that the word stems from Arabic ghazl “spinning thread” is widely held, despite the absence of support for ...
David Larsen
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