Mr. İbrahim Sabri is an intellectual who combines his life with the exiles he has lived since early youth. His father Mustafa Efendi, one of last Şeyhülislams Ottoman Empire. Sabri, went through a good education as son scholar father, rare personalities can raise himself even under difficult conditions by not neglecting despite family. We tried to, bring poetry to light accumulation work titled...

Translation has a rich history in Ottoman and Turkish literature, study of transmesis transfiction great potentials for analyzing the praxis pragmatics translation Turkey. This focuses on translational action mirror fiction with case novel Mütercim (2013) [Translator] by Alper Gürkan. Investigating both as performance (i.e., text) an experience agency), analysis is constructed upon four categor...

Abstract This article contributes to two well-worn areas of debate in classical Latin philology, relating Ovid’s Heroides. The first is the question authenticity (and, a lesser extent correct position) letter placed 15th almost every collection—the so-called Epistula Sapphus (henceforth ES). secondary question, although perhaps now less fervently debated, ‘Double Heroides’, by those who accept ...

This article examines selected First Nations poetries, showing how intertextual parodic language strategies, dynamic elegy and polyphonic poetic registers critique proleptic environmental mourning, simplistic apocalypticism compromised visions of political reconciliation – ‘all this potplanting in our sovereignty’, as Evelyn Araluen (2020b, p. 81) describes it. Alison Whittaker, Jeanine Leane, ...

The notion of poetry as protest is not new – Percy Bysshe Shelley famously advocated for radical social action in ‘The Masque Anarchy’ (1819), example, a response to the brutality Peterloo massacre. Far from making nothing happen, Audre Lorde notes that ‘poetry way we help give name nameless so it can be thought’; form ‘is luxury’ but ‘vital necessity’ which ideas, language, and might wrought (...