Emirati poetry is considered the fruit of an Arabic environment that was drawn to formal and colloquial (or “folk poetry” as defined by critics). That what common within people. The poets had innate ability express thoughts a person who lived integrated with land peoples’ homes found in original poetry. beginning Emirates around 1920s. During time, several pioneer shined, including Mubarak Al A...

Matko Peić presented his travels through Egypt, Israel, China, India, Japan, the Philippines, most of Europe and whole Croatia in several travelogues – Skitnje (Strolls, 1965), Jesen u Poljskoj (Autumn Poland, 1969), Crno zlato (Black Gold, 1974), Ljubav na putu. Od Drave do Jadrana (Love on Road. From Drava to Adriatic, 1984) Evropske skitnje (European Strolls, 1985) which earned him status on...

This article examines the centrality of storytelling in achieving managerially relevant outcomes, with a focus on the in-situ performance context of corporate storytellers influencing one another. The Ricœurian concept of speech act, capturing both the intentionality of organisational discourse and the social context of its production and reception, implicitly guided our research effort. The ar...

Background: Folk beliefs include myths, stories, poems, music, oral history, proverbs, jokes, popular beliefs about luck and sore eyes, mother lullabies, indigenous carols, mirrors, rituals and traditions, and are always full of spirit. With tyranny and blackness and perseverance against oppression. The themes in the folk poems of Khuzestan about the war express the background of oral literatur...

The Image Analysis for Archival Discovery (Aida) project team is investigating the use of image analysis to identify poetic content in historic newspapers. The project seeks both to augment the study of literary history by drawing attention to the magnitude of poetry published in newspapers and by making the poetry more readily available for study, as well as to advance work on the use of digit...

This paper aims at illustrating how narrative theories can apply to the analysis of lyric poetry with an example from Korean literature: The Azaleas by Kim Sowöl. This poem in seven-and-five-syllable meter as well as with its thematic aspect that is concerned with lamentation or broken heart is considered the most representative of the folkloric tradition in the history of Korean lyric poetry. ...