ادبیات بریتانیای کبیر --- آنچه باید گفت

هایکو، مهم‌ترین قالب شعری ادبیات ژاپن است و به لحاظ جایگاه و اهمیت، می‌توان آن را همسنگ با قالب غزل در ادبیات فارسی دانست. هایکو، شعری است با هفده هجا و در سه سطر پنج و هفت و پنج هجایی (البته در زبان مبدأ، یعنی ژاپنی) و اساس آن بر فلسفهٔ ذن و بوداکیشی استوار است. در هر هایکو حتماً واژه‌ای هست که به طبیعت و در اصل به یکی از چهار فصل اشاره می‌کند که به آن «فصل‌واژه» می‌گویند. مثلا، سنجاقک فصل‌واژهٔ تابستان است. هایکو در مدتی کوتاه عالمگیر شد و در حال حاضر در بسیاری از کشورهای دنیا افراد زیادی در این قالب شعر می‌گویند، هر چند لزوماً نه فرم هفده‌هجایی و نه حتا وجود فصل‌واژه را رعایت می‌کنند، بلکه بیشتر مینی‌مالیسم این نوع شعر مورد توجه‌شان است.

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yes, you could have been ....

...my last happiness
not only to my eyes

but
to my lips
to my heart
this is my last confess
and
i would die.

This present electoric book is an exquisite novel by D.H. LAWRENCE. Its text is unabridged and unsimplified for you to feel orginality and genuineness .

دانلود رمان

This Poem has been nominated for the best poem of the year 2005 and it is written by an African child.

When I born, I Black
When I grow up, I Black,
When I go in Sun, I Black,
When I scared, I Black,
When I sick, I Black,
And when I die, I still black.

And you White fella,
When you grow up, you White,
When you go in Sun, you Red,
When you cold, you blue,
When you scared, you yellow,
When you sick, you Green,
And when you die, you Gray
And you calling me colored??

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در ين قسمت نشريات معتبري به همراه لينكشان ذكر شده اند

دانلود رمان " تصوير دوريان گري " نوشته اسكار وايلد --- بصورت زبان اصلي

با روايتي بسيار زيبا و فلسفي ، تنها رمان وايلد به شمار مي آيد. و  بصورت معما گونه رابطه بين هنر ، زندگي ، ‌و نتيجه آن دو را نشان مي دهد. 

دریافت رمان "دوریان گری"

1857 - 1924

      Novelist and short story writer, one of the first of the Modernist movement; Polish-born

Joseph Conrad, one of the finest writers of English prose, was Polish and only started speaking English when he was 21. Born in Ukraine, his father's political activity caused the family to be exiled to Russia. Conrad's mother died when he was 7, and his father a short time afterwards. Conrad was cared for by his uncle; but ye longed to go to sea. In 1874 he did, embarking on a French vessel, and beginning his career as a sailor which supplied much material for his writing.

In 1886 he became a British subject and shortly afterwards a master mariner; he later settled in England and spent his time writing.

Conrad's narrative technique employs breaks in time by using a narrator (in several of his texts called Marlow) who also comments on the action.

Conrad was one of the leading Modernists; his texts, particularly one of his most famous short novels, Heart of Darkness, show an occupation with psychology and the unconscious mind. In many respects, his works preempted literature of the twentieth century.

Polish-born English novelist and short-story writer. In his famous preface to THE NIGGER OF THE 'NARCISSUS' (1897) Conrad crystallized his often quoted goal as a writer: "My task which I am trying to achieve is, by the power of the written word, to make you hear, to make you fell - it is, above all, to make you see. That - and no more, and it is everything." Among Conrad's most popular works are LORD JIM (1900) and HEART OF DARKNESS (1902). Conrad discouraged interpretation of his sea novels through evidence from his life, but several of his novels drew the material, events, and personalities from his own experiences in different parts of the world. While making his first voyages to the West Indies, Conrad met the Corsican Dominic Cervoni, who was later model for his characters filled with a thirst for adventure.

"We live, as we dream - alone." (from Heart of Darkness, 1902)

Words

• Words, as is well known, are the great foes of reality.
   Joseph Conrad
• Words, like glass, obscure when they do not aid vision.
   Joseph Joubert
• Words are, of course, the most powerful drug used by mankind.
   Rudyard Kipling
• A wise man hears one word and understands two.
   Yiddish Proverb
• Words not only affect us temporarily; they change us, they socialize or unsocialize us.
  David Riesman
• Man does not live by words alone, despite the fact that sometimes he has to eat them.
   Adlai Stevenson
• One forgets words as one forgets names. One's vocabulary needs constant fertilizing or it will die.
   Evelyn Waugh