one of the most controversial issues about mowlavi’sdivan-e-kabir is the existence of turkish and greek poems in it. itsgreek poems will be studied in this paper.theresearcheshave been conductedonturkishpoems of this collection havebroaderscopes.codicology of these sonnets is one of the best ways to evaluate them. considering the background of the research, we try to study the frequency of gree...

This essay argues that amidst the superfluous clutter of spam is a credible ethos combining poetic consolation early modern sonneteer with indulgent excesses capitalist precariat. William Shakespeare’s Will sonnets (135 and 136) are explored as instances in they illustrate spam’s peculiar objective to deploy itself into fields lively but redundant engagement. While experimenting conventions son...

The last thing William Shakespeare wants to be is predictable. Roughly halfway through his published collection of one hundred and fifty-four sonnets, he frets that we may find it dull that he “write[s] . . . all one, ever the same,” producing one fourteen-line poem after another (76.5). He has reason to worry: he rarely allows himself to deviate from a strict iambic pentameter, and holds his v...