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Tearless Sighs
This paper explores the theme of grief in Seamus Heaney's 'Mid Term Break'. An inspiring and suggestive work, the poem consists of eight stanzas depicting a profound experience of grief and pain undergone by the speaker's family after losing their youngest child in a tragic accident. For the paper's theoretical framework, the researcher sheds light on the definition of grief in psychology, distinguishing it from bereavement and mourning, its kinds, and various stages. An overview of Seamus Heaney, his works, and the dominant themes in his poetry is also given. Then, a detailed analysis of the poem under discussion is presented, showing how it reveals the theme of grief, particularly when the griever finds no words to express his state. Expressively, Heaney employs his poetic techniques to reflect the details of the grieving process in the poem.
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الخيام : عصره ورباعياته
إن كتاب الخيام-حياته وعصره-من تأليف الدكتور أحمد شاكر الشلال الذي كان من المعجبين بشخصية الخيام الشاعر والحكيم وعالم الفلك والفيلسوف الذي كان معروفا في الشرق (خاصة في العراق وإيران) منذ القرن الثامن عشر وفي الغرب من القرن التاسع عشر بعد أن قام الشاعر الإنكليزي فيتزجيرالد بترجمة رباعيات الخيام وقد أحاط المؤلف بحياة الخيام ودراسة مؤلفاته وما كتب عنه وتأثيره على الحياة الثقافية والاجتماعية من حوله وفي العالم فجاء كتابه هذا موسوعة عن حياة الخيام وتجربته وعصره لا يستغني أي مثقف عن قراءته.
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Ecological Consciousness in American Poetry
The present paper discusses the theme of ecological consciousness in American poetry with reference to the poetry of A.R. Ammons. It aims at highlighting Ammons's ecological perspectives in selected poems including: Prospecting, Sphere- the form of a Motion, Garbage, and Interval. The paper examines ecological themes and concerns such as the relationship between man and nature, the identification with the natural world, the one-many problem and the circle of life in Ammons's poetry. It also illustrates the notion of eco-poetry and presents a brief introduction to its historical development in America .
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Investigating the Themes of Vis and Ramin Story
One of the most important literary forms in Persian poetry is Epic Romance. This romantic poems, from the point of view of the type of thought and subject, include the broadest part of the literary genius, which embraces various emotions including love, exhortation, description, etc., but among them, the theme of love is the main theme. Vis and Ramin is one of the most beautiful Persian epic romances written by Fakhruddin Asad Gurgani, which can be examined in various aspects. In this article, the contents of this poem have been examined. By examining its themes in this article, we conclude that Asad Gorgani has used the very best in creating his own themes.
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An Ecocritical Reading of Water Symbolism in a Selection of Two Female Native American Poets
This paper offers an ecocritical and narrative reading of a selection of poems from both Harjo and Hogan. It explores native American legacy and their sense of hope and revival expressed in their poetry. The selection of poems discussed in this paper expands our understanding of narrative, with its plot, time and perspective as basic constituents and how it gives way to multi-focality, timelessness and blurring of main and marginal in the plot covering both anthropocentric and biocentric perspectives without overlooking issues of representation, human cognition and multiple levels of agency. Adopting ecocritical and narrative approaches relocates nature and spirituality, with focus on water symbols, in the centre of artistic expression not overlooking stylistic and textual properties at the representation of human consciousness. Forms of artistic expression offer to expand the oral-tradition and legacy of Native Americans yet in -English|| and poetic form.
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On Man the Heart of Man and Human Life
A phenomenological analysis of William Wordsworth's Michael reveals that Michael's attachment to his land goes beyond its life-sustaining qualities to act as his source of identity and existence. It is also on the basis of this love for his land that Michael proclaims his love to his son who appears to him as a gift from nature. This misplaced notion of his love for his son vis-a-vis his love for the land forms the basis for his internal conflict which leads him to sacrifice his son in order to save his land from forfeiture. According to the poem, Michael has an extraordinary attachment to his land and bases his existence on this it.
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