James Byrne
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3676081 |
|---|---|
| NOME | James Byrne |
| PRENOMES | James |
| SOBRENOME | Byrne |
| ASSINATURA | BYRNE J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Massachusetts Lowell |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9260-6020 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 26 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 2 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 26 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1961 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Perceptions of behavioral health care quality for justice-involved veterans
BACKGROUND: A key function of Veterans Treatment Courts (VTCs) is the facilitation of behavioral health care for criminal justice-involved veterans, and this care may occur in Veterans Health Administration (VHA) facilities and/or in the community. This study explores the perceived quality of care in these two settings based on interviews with 145 VTC team members from 20 court jurisdictions across the United States (US). RESULTS: Team members’ o…
Assessing effects of a novel weight-management product on appetite
The Balance of Power Between Russia and Nato in the Arctic and High North
The resurgence of Russian power in the Arctic and High North will be a key consideration for NATO planners. The Alliance’s northern flank represents both a potential vulnerability due to its relative isolation and an area in which NATO enjoys options for horizontal escalation in a conflict. Moreover, as the effects of climate change create opportunities for both navigation and resource extraction, peacetime control over the Northern Sea Route (NS…
Balance of Power Between Russia and Nato in the Arctic and High North
Rethinking Criminal Justice Education
This article addresses a deceptively simple two-part question: what are the desired core skills obtained by completing the requirements for an undergraduate degree in criminal justice? And is it possible to obtain these skills outside the traditional university setting? Awarding academic credit for training, time spent in occupational roles, or life experiences, has been an oft-discussed topic, and the practice is particularly germane for crimina…
Guest Editor’s Introduction
It has been almost thirty years since MELUS published its one and only journal dedicated to Irish American literature, in the spring of 1993. Hosted by the great scholar of the Irish American literary tradition Charles Fanning, this special edition reflected on the long tradition of Irish American literature in poetry, drama, and fiction from the late-nineteenth century to almost its contemporary moment. In guiding this exploration of Irish Ameri…
Rohingya Writing as Activism
Rohingya Writing as Activism A Conversation with Mayyu Ali by James Byrne Mayyu Ali is a young Rohingya poet, writer, and humanitarian activist who runs the Youth Empowerment Centre in the refugee camp at Cox’s Bazaar. He has written many poems and articles, mostly for rohingyablogger.com. His articles have also featured in Al Jazeera, Dhaka Tribune, and on CNN. Recently he published The Blossom, including some of his early poems, and distributed…
Rohingya
persecutions. I learned the Rohingya language without its particular written form (which is two hundred years old and uses a version of Arabic script). While learning Rohingya as a language, I found that the culture and literature of my people have been eliminated because they are socially targeted. The experiences in my life have taught me to write in English rather than in Burmese, because I want people from all over the world to understand why…
Two Poems
Two Poems by Ashur Etwebi poetry How Can You Recognize a Blue Morning? How can you recognize a blue morning? The sea to his right, the desert to his left. What voices does the morning carry? Bullets of ignorant militias. Is it right to start blue mornings with coffee? Begin with vodka if you can. Then my morning is really blue. I read fragments of Lorca this morning. Have you tried reading Al Harith Ibn Hilleza poems? I inherited nothing from my …
Translator's Note
A YEAR AGO I TOOK A TRIP to Svalbard , the nearest inhabited archipelago to the North Pole. I was there to work with the Libyan poet Ashur Etwebi who, on an artist’s residency, had somehow managed to get me on the ticket. We were together for just over a week in the twenty-four-hour white light of Longyearbyen, a small coal-mining town on Spitsbergen Island, Norwegian territory. Dense glaciers in the near distance and not a single tree to be foun…
Wigs and rings
This article explores the relationship between Japanese and South Korean horror cinema by examining the cross-cultural exchange illustrated by The Ring Virus, the South Korean remake of Japan's Ring, and the curious relationship between South Korea's The Wig, and Japan's Exte. The article explores the wildly divergent representations of gender, sexuality and horror found in these South Korean and Japanese horror films, suggesting that within Asia…
Rose, 1985
40 | World Literature Today Moe Zaw’s first chapbook, The Village of Agony, appeared in 1980. Yet he remained hesitant to get his poems published in magazines during the 1980s. His debut collection, Will, was published in 2007, and Mercenary followed two years later. Moe Zaw would like to think of himself as “a treasurer for the truth, a trustee of death, and the master of his own karma.” Rose, 1985 Moe Zaw 1. At a portly café in New York City If…
Burmese Poetry
January–February 2012 | 35 photo: www.flickr.com/people/tranuf James Byrne completed his graduate studies at New York University, where he was given a Stein Fellowship (“Extraordinary International Scholar”). His second poetry collection, Blood/ Sugar, was published by Arc Publications in 2009. For ten years he has edited The Wolf, an international poetry magazine. He currently lives in Cambridge, England, where he is Poet in Residence at Clare H…
A Letter for Lovers and Haters
38 | World Literature Today A Letter for Lovers and Haters Ma Ei I don’t want to join the troupe of TheEightyThousandHermits I don’t wish to audition for The Ninety Thousand Sheldrakes Is there anything worth the price of nostalgia For every time I walk the beaten path? Once . . . Once . . . Once . . . It tires me to pine . . . To pine for the past. How extraordinary mother and father are! Not a single fight, Pacified by love for over sixty years…
From A Standard Human Wish
January–February 2012 | 37 detrimental under the Press Scrutiny Board—this was the start of many poets being imprisoned for their work, which still continues to this day). In a positive light, the Khit Por movement allowed for increased translation of key modernist texts. A principal translator of many anthologies over the years is Maung Tha Noe, who has produced Burmese versions of Apollinaire, Rilke, T. S. Eliot, and Mayakovsky’s “Cloud in Trou…
A Sun-Ripened Song
A Sun-Ripened Song Maung Chaw Nwe Don’t chime in with A definition of “the individual” Just live within your own meaning Just be sure You’ve known defeat. To punch a man You need a strong lower jaw When I land my fists on you I maintain a good solid chin. You are jawless Yet your jabs keep raining on me Mr. Truth You are beyond the dhamma What I hate most in this whole world is That scumbag named Truth Whose fat face is Scarred with chicken pox. …
Mathématiques et connaissance du monde réel avant Galilée
Die Entelechie
Aristotle
L'unità del sapere in Aristotele
Aristotle, Prior and Posterior Analytics
Christian Faith and Greek Philosophy
Aristotle's Theory of Being
Aristotle Dictionary
Aristotle Texts and Commentaries to 1700 in the University of Pennsylvania Library
Rohingya Writing as Activism
Rohingya Writing as Activism A Conversation with Mayyu Ali by James Byrne Mayyu Ali is a young Rohingya poet, writer, and humanitarian activist who runs the Youth Empowerment Centre in the refugee camp at Cox’s Bazaar. He has written many poems and articles, mostly for rohingyablogger.com. His articles have also featured in Al Jazeera, Dhaka Tribune, and on CNN. Recently he published The Blossom, including some of his early poems, and distributed…
Burmese Poetry
January–February 2012 | 35 photo: www.flickr.com/people/tranuf James Byrne completed his graduate studies at New York University, where he was given a Stein Fellowship (“Extraordinary International Scholar”). His second poetry collection, Blood/ Sugar, was published by Arc Publications in 2009. For ten years he has edited The Wolf, an international poetry magazine. He currently lives in Cambridge, England, where he is Poet in Residence at Clare H…
Dryden's Aeneid and Its Seventeenth Century Predecessors
Aristotle Dictionary
Aristotle Texts and Commentaries to 1700 in the University of Pennsylvania Library
Aristotle's Theory of Being
Aristotle, Prior and Posterior Analytics
Christian Faith and Greek Philosophy
L'unità del sapere in Aristotele
Die Entelechie
Aristotle
Mathématiques et connaissance du monde réel avant Galilée
Rose, 1985
40 | World Literature Today Moe Zaw’s first chapbook, The Village of Agony, appeared in 1980. Yet he remained hesitant to get his poems published in magazines during the 1980s. His debut collection, Will, was published in 2007, and Mercenary followed two years later. Moe Zaw would like to think of himself as “a treasurer for the truth, a trustee of death, and the master of his own karma.” Rose, 1985 Moe Zaw 1. At a portly café in New York City If…
Burmese Poetry
January–February 2012 | 35 photo: www.flickr.com/people/tranuf James Byrne completed his graduate studies at New York University, where he was given a Stein Fellowship (“Extraordinary International Scholar”). His second poetry collection, Blood/ Sugar, was published by Arc Publications in 2009. For ten years he has edited The Wolf, an international poetry magazine. He currently lives in Cambridge, England, where he is Poet in Residence at Clare H…
A Letter for Lovers and Haters
38 | World Literature Today A Letter for Lovers and Haters Ma Ei I don’t want to join the troupe of TheEightyThousandHermits I don’t wish to audition for The Ninety Thousand Sheldrakes Is there anything worth the price of nostalgia For every time I walk the beaten path? Once . . . Once . . . Once . . . It tires me to pine . . . To pine for the past. How extraordinary mother and father are! Not a single fight, Pacified by love for over sixty years…
From A Standard Human Wish
January–February 2012 | 37 detrimental under the Press Scrutiny Board—this was the start of many poets being imprisoned for their work, which still continues to this day). In a positive light, the Khit Por movement allowed for increased translation of key modernist texts. A principal translator of many anthologies over the years is Maung Tha Noe, who has produced Burmese versions of Apollinaire, Rilke, T. S. Eliot, and Mayakovsky’s “Cloud in Trou…
A Sun-Ripened Song
A Sun-Ripened Song Maung Chaw Nwe Don’t chime in with A definition of “the individual” Just live within your own meaning Just be sure You’ve known defeat. To punch a man You need a strong lower jaw When I land my fists on you I maintain a good solid chin. You are jawless Yet your jabs keep raining on me Mr. Truth You are beyond the dhamma What I hate most in this whole world is That scumbag named Truth Whose fat face is Scarred with chicken pox. …
Wigs and rings
This article explores the relationship between Japanese and South Korean horror cinema by examining the cross-cultural exchange illustrated by The Ring Virus, the South Korean remake of Japan's Ring, and the curious relationship between South Korea's The Wig, and Japan's Exte. The article explores the wildly divergent representations of gender, sexuality and horror found in these South Korean and Japanese horror films, suggesting that within Asia…
Two Poems
Two Poems by Ashur Etwebi poetry How Can You Recognize a Blue Morning? How can you recognize a blue morning? The sea to his right, the desert to his left. What voices does the morning carry? Bullets of ignorant militias. Is it right to start blue mornings with coffee? Begin with vodka if you can. Then my morning is really blue. I read fragments of Lorca this morning. Have you tried reading Al Harith Ibn Hilleza poems? I inherited nothing from my …
Translator's Note
A YEAR AGO I TOOK A TRIP to Svalbard , the nearest inhabited archipelago to the North Pole. I was there to work with the Libyan poet Ashur Etwebi who, on an artist’s residency, had somehow managed to get me on the ticket. We were together for just over a week in the twenty-four-hour white light of Longyearbyen, a small coal-mining town on Spitsbergen Island, Norwegian territory. Dense glaciers in the near distance and not a single tree to be foun…
Guest Editor’s Introduction
It has been almost thirty years since MELUS published its one and only journal dedicated to Irish American literature, in the spring of 1993. Hosted by the great scholar of the Irish American literary tradition Charles Fanning, this special edition reflected on the long tradition of Irish American literature in poetry, drama, and fiction from the late-nineteenth century to almost its contemporary moment. In guiding this exploration of Irish Ameri…
Rohingya Writing as Activism
Rohingya Writing as Activism A Conversation with Mayyu Ali by James Byrne Mayyu Ali is a young Rohingya poet, writer, and humanitarian activist who runs the Youth Empowerment Centre in the refugee camp at Cox’s Bazaar. He has written many poems and articles, mostly for rohingyablogger.com. His articles have also featured in Al Jazeera, Dhaka Tribune, and on CNN. Recently he published The Blossom, including some of his early poems, and distributed…
Rohingya
persecutions. I learned the Rohingya language without its particular written form (which is two hundred years old and uses a version of Arabic script). While learning Rohingya as a language, I found that the culture and literature of my people have been eliminated because they are socially targeted. The experiences in my life have taught me to write in English rather than in Burmese, because I want people from all over the world to understand why…
Rethinking Criminal Justice Education
This article addresses a deceptively simple two-part question: what are the desired core skills obtained by completing the requirements for an undergraduate degree in criminal justice? And is it possible to obtain these skills outside the traditional university setting? Awarding academic credit for training, time spent in occupational roles, or life experiences, has been an oft-discussed topic, and the practice is particularly germane for crimina…
The Balance of Power Between Russia and Nato in the Arctic and High North
The resurgence of Russian power in the Arctic and High North will be a key consideration for NATO planners. The Alliance’s northern flank represents both a potential vulnerability due to its relative isolation and an area in which NATO enjoys options for horizontal escalation in a conflict. Moreover, as the effects of climate change create opportunities for both navigation and resource extraction, peacetime control over the Northern Sea Route (NS…
Balance of Power Between Russia and Nato in the Arctic and High North
Assessing effects of a novel weight-management product on appetite
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