Moravian Church and William Blake

Özet henüz yok.

A study of the Hutchinsonian interests of John Wesley shows that the founder of Methodism over a long period had a recurrent engagement with this predominantly High-Church Anglican combination of Physics and Theology. The argument of this paper is that Wesley had several reasons to take an interest in Hutchinsonianism…

Özet henüz yok.

• MEVLÜDE ZENGİN

This paper discusses English Romantic Poet William Blake’s anti-racial views in his poem The Little Black Boy. In so doing, it focuses upon how Blake attempts to deconstruct the Cartesian dichotomy of Western world view, a dichotomy which has usually been based on the theory that the universe has been ruled from its o…

• ALİ GÜNEŞ

The critical tradition positions Sir Philip Sidney and Edmund Spenser among the pioneers of the nationalistic movement in Early Modern England. From a historical point of view, this has been the result of the promotion of Britishness by 19th and 20th century literary critics through their construction of national poet…

• MURAT ÖĞÜTCÜ

“O fairest rose, with rosebud mouth,” I sighed,“Why, like coquettes, thy face for ever hide?”He smiled, “Unlike the beauties of the earth,Even when veiled I still may be described.”— Jámí, “The God...

• SEÇİL ERKOÇ IQBAL

This paper examines Felicia Dorothea Hemans’s (1793-1835) poetry in relation to pain, female poetic creativity, and literary immortality. Hemans is a prominent figure in the sentimental tradition of English writing, as she is recognised for her unique capacity to integrate personal emotions with domestic concerns, the…

• SEHER AKTARER

Özet henüz yok.

• HULUSİ GEÇGEL

Romantizm kavramının ortaya çıkışı, başlangıç ve bitiş periyoduyla ilgili karmaşıklık söz konusu olsa da yöntem açısından Klasisizm’e karşı sav barındıran bir edebi akımı temsil etmektedir. Yazarlar dönemin başlangıcında romantik olarak adlandırılmasalar da bir süre sonra romantik dönem kategorisinde yer almışlardır.…

• ENGİN BÖLÜKMEŞE

John Donne (1572-1631) was the leading poet of the metaphysical school of poetry in the 17th century. His mastery of using extended metaphors, also termed “metaphysical conceits,” manifests itself not only in his secular and religious poems, but also in his sermons. This paper intends to revisit centuries-long influen…

• ZEYNEP RANA TURGUT

This article examines the semantic and symbolic functions of the word “hands” in Elizabeth Gaskell’s North and South (1855). While the term denotes factory workers within industrial vocabulary, Gaskell utilizes its multiple meanings to question embedded assumptions in industrial discourse. Through a close reading of h…

• ÖMER ÖĞÜNÇ

Man has always been interested in mysterious issues about how the world and man was createdin the first place and other phenomena such as extraterrestrial entities. And as time passes, men withsuch curiosities have sought to find plausible explanations to these inexplicable phenomenacontradictorily though. Philosopher…