Graziano Krtli
Biographic Data
| ID | 1017379 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Graziano Krtli |
| GIVEN NAMES | Graziano |
| FAMILY NAME | Krtli |
| SIGNATURE | KRTLI G |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Collected Poems
with stories, that crackle / like fire, stories of war that revolve / in your head.” This excerpt displays the essence of Krüger’s poetry at its crest, as that which exposes the boundless significance of our everyday existence. In doing this, Krüger forges an even more mutually dependent relationship between our days on earth and the relevance of poetry. Above all, this collection of lovingly translated poems followed by the German originals high…
Calcutta
Jean-Baptiste Murangira recounts his participation in the genocide in Rwanda. In "Encounters," Mohammed Dib (Algeria) describes his first encounters with Europeans. Nisa shares her life (with Marjorie Shostak) of hunting and gathering during the early twentieth century in Botswana. Like Nisa's account, Tepilit Ole Saitoti's "The Worlds of a Maasai Warrior" is moving in its simplicity, with the attendant theme of survival and longing. One of the m…
Five Movements in Praise
Eugene Eoyang The Promise and Premise of Creativity Continuum Subtitled “Why Comparative Literature Matters,” this volume from an esteemed literary scholar makes the case for reading and studying literature at a critical moment. Through case studies and well-reasoned arguments, Eoyang upholds literature as cultural communication and outlines “the uses of the useless.” He tackles an important subject with enthusiasm and demonstrates his own heartf…
Trying to Say Goodbye by Adil Jussawalla
150 World Literature Today reviews colds, cancer, and other diseases, and pain will be a thing of the past. In order to maintain a disease-free society, the state holds far-reaching control over all citizens, resulting in a dictatorship of health and prevention based on the “method” as its principle of legitimization. The method is always capitalized, suggesting its godlike function in society . To ensure that each person is doing his or her part…
Calcutta
Jean-Baptiste Murangira recounts his participation in the genocide in Rwanda. In "Encounters," Mohammed Dib (Algeria) describes his first encounters with Europeans. Nisa shares her life (with Marjorie Shostak) of hunting and gathering during the early twentieth century in Botswana. Like Nisa's account, Tepilit Ole Saitoti's "The Worlds of a Maasai Warrior" is moving in its simplicity, with the attendant theme of survival and longing. One of the m…
Calcutta
Jean-Baptiste Murangira recounts his participation in the genocide in Rwanda. In "Encounters," Mohammed Dib (Algeria) describes his first encounters with Europeans. Nisa shares her life (with Marjorie Shostak) of hunting and gathering during the early twentieth century in Botswana. Like Nisa's account, Tepilit Ole Saitoti's "The Worlds of a Maasai Warrior" is moving in its simplicity, with the attendant theme of survival and longing. One of the m…
Five Movements in Praise
Eugene Eoyang The Promise and Premise of Creativity Continuum Subtitled “Why Comparative Literature Matters,” this volume from an esteemed literary scholar makes the case for reading and studying literature at a critical moment. Through case studies and well-reasoned arguments, Eoyang upholds literature as cultural communication and outlines “the uses of the useless.” He tackles an important subject with enthusiasm and demonstrates his own heartf…
Trying to Say Goodbye by Adil Jussawalla
150 World Literature Today reviews colds, cancer, and other diseases, and pain will be a thing of the past. In order to maintain a disease-free society, the state holds far-reaching control over all citizens, resulting in a dictatorship of health and prevention based on the “method” as its principle of legitimization. The method is always capitalized, suggesting its godlike function in society . To ensure that each person is doing his or her part…
Collected Poems
with stories, that crackle / like fire, stories of war that revolve / in your head.” This excerpt displays the essence of Krüger’s poetry at its crest, as that which exposes the boundless significance of our everyday existence. In doing this, Krüger forges an even more mutually dependent relationship between our days on earth and the relevance of poetry. Above all, this collection of lovingly translated poems followed by the German originals high…
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