the sāghināmeh composing is one of the poetic subjects in persian literature. likely inspired by the poems called khamriyyas, a style which had already had some records, nizāmi ganjavi introduced this literary subject. many iranian literary figures have paid attention to the subject and had made some changes to transform it in form and meaning. this paper debates on these changes which can be d...

From the 1880s onwards, the Order of the Golden Dawn counted many artists and illustrious figures among its members, who were undoubtedly attracted by its theosophical ideology as much as by its performative rituals. With its colourful pictures, occult tradition and wealth of arcane symbols, the Tarot easily formed an integral part of the Golden Dawn: it was one of the divination methods taught...

This paper describes a new evolutionary mechanism developed specifically for cellular circuits. Called morphogenetic system, it is inspired by the mechanisms of gene expression and cell differentiation found in living organisms. It will be used as the phylogenetic (evolutionary) mechanism in the POEtic project. The POEtic project will deliver an electronic circuit, called the POEtic circuit, wi...

How do standards of poetic beauty change as a function of time and expertise? Here we use computational methods to compare the stylistic features of 359 English poems written by 19th century professional poets, Imagist poets, contemporary professional poets, and contemporary amateur poets. Building upon techniques designed to analyze style and sentiment in texts, we examine elements of poetic c...

For a long time, there have been the mountainous discussions about intertexuality in the field of novelist narrative studies by scholars from China and western countries in their academic practices in terms of the in-textual responses from a novelist narrative text to another produced either by the same writer or by different novelists based on the academic focus of the textual influences from ...

How do standards of poetic beauty change as a function of time and expertise? Here we use computational methods to compare the stylistic features of 359 English poems written by 19th century professional poets, Imagist poets, contemporary professional poets, and contemporary amateur poets. Building upon techniques designed to analyze style and sentiment in texts, we examine elements of poetic c...

Using Negative Correlation to Evolve Fault-Tolerant Circuits p. 35 A Genetic Representation for Evolutionary Fault Recovery in Virtex FPGAs p. 47 Biologically Inspired Evolutionary Development p. 57 Building Knowledge into Developmental Rules for Circuit Design p. 69 Evolving Fractal Proteins p. 81 A Developmental Method for Growing Graphs and Circuits p. 93 Developmental Models for Emergent Co...

This thesis proposes an account of the effects achieved by the poetic use of rhetorical tropes and schemes in the light of recent developments in pragmatic theory. More specifically it discusses and attempts to develop the relevance theory account of poetic effects. Much recent debate in literary studies has centred on the question as to whether literary communication is best explained in terms...

This paper is a comparative quantitative evaluation of an approach to teaching poetry in the subject domain of English that employs a ‘guided discovery’ pedagogy using computer-based microworlds. It uses a quasi-experimental design in order to measure performance gains in computational thinking and poetic thinking following a microworld-based intervention in English lessons. Preliminary finding...