Philologia
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Philologia is a peer-reviewed academic journal established by scholars at Faculty of Philology, University of Belgrade, in 2003. The journal welcomes articles, critical and theoretical essays, empirically-based analyses, book reviews, conference reports and translations related to the studies of language, linguistics, applied linguistics, literature, culture, translatology, social science. Various subfields of the said sciences may also be analyzed.
All papers are evaluated in a double-blind fashion by two external reviewers who are experts in the relevant field. The contributions are required to be solidly anchored in theory and methodology (qualitative or quantitative). They may be of interdisciplinary nature.
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- Ženske persone u kontekstu Danove erotologije
- The paper examines four female persona poems by john Donne with a view to ascertaining the degree in which they conform to or differ from the patterns of Donne’s erotology as established within the larger body of his (male persona) poetry. The analysis shows that erotological implications of these poems are mainly slightly modified attitudes of Donne’s male persona poems, or extreme and half serious alternatives to the erotological positions of the male persona poems. Hence, their importance is by no means ground breaking inasmuch as they do not offer enough to justify a full-scale refocusing of Donne’s erotology; their significance rather lies in the fact that they do add some special colour and variety to Donne’s heterogeneous approach to the theme of love.
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- ”All unfortunate young women are lyrical poets ” (Romanian women voices from abroad)
- The paper focuses historically on the contributions of women in exile to both Romanian literature and Romanian politics throughout more than a century, beginning with the second half of the 19th century and going on throughout the 20th. The main writers mentioned in the articles are Elena Vacarescu, Anne de Noailles, Marthe Bibesco and Monica Lovinescu.