As a part of the ancient Greek and Roman rhetorical practices, “ekphrasis” basically means the verbalisation of a visual object, and it has become a literary tool in time. Since the description of Achilles’ shield in Homer’s İlliad, ekphrasis has been a frequently used literary practice which writers, historians and art critics apply. Ekphrasis can be applied as the description of visual art objects through the fictional forms such as poetry and novel as well as it occurs in the prose concerning history, art criticism and travelogues; it is studied in order to analyse writer’s handling with the description of the object. Ekphrasis studies enable to capture the writer’s relationship between objectivity and subjectivity, the elements of his/h...
Ekphrasis, or the literary activity of writing in response to visual art, dates back to the ancient ...
Ekphrasis is a highly codified conceptual site which hosts enquiries into logo-centrism, aesthetic a...
Greek scoptic epigram often engages jocularly with “traditional” epigrammatic subgenres, such as epi...
Ekphrasis was designed originally as an exercise of rhetorical skills: its core feature was neither ...
It is widely documented that ancient rhetorical techniques were transmitted to Byzantine literature ...
In Byzantium, writing ekphrases was one of the standard literary skills, developed during school ins...
Every creator or writer tries to use unique methods in his works and attract more attention of the r...
Ekphrasis and the object / Valerie Allen -- Multilingual lists and Chaucer's "The Former Age" / Sara...
This essay focuses on examples of graphic representations of architecture as they appear in architec...
Just as photographs are both genuine and disingenuous depending upon how they are used so \ud ekphra...
For the better part of the last century, the literary and rhetorical term ekphrasis has been applie...
This paper examines the cognitive essence of ekphrasis. It mainly reviews the most relevant theoreti...
The aim of my study is to assess the significance of ekphrasis and the visual arts in Gabriele D Ann...
Morten Søndergaard is one of the best known Danish poets who made their debut in the nineties. The v...
It is a commonplace that ekphrasis – the description in literature of a visual work of art – brings ...
Ekphrasis, or the literary activity of writing in response to visual art, dates back to the ancient ...
Ekphrasis is a highly codified conceptual site which hosts enquiries into logo-centrism, aesthetic a...
Greek scoptic epigram often engages jocularly with “traditional” epigrammatic subgenres, such as epi...
Ekphrasis was designed originally as an exercise of rhetorical skills: its core feature was neither ...
It is widely documented that ancient rhetorical techniques were transmitted to Byzantine literature ...
In Byzantium, writing ekphrases was one of the standard literary skills, developed during school ins...
Every creator or writer tries to use unique methods in his works and attract more attention of the r...
Ekphrasis and the object / Valerie Allen -- Multilingual lists and Chaucer's "The Former Age" / Sara...
This essay focuses on examples of graphic representations of architecture as they appear in architec...
Just as photographs are both genuine and disingenuous depending upon how they are used so \ud ekphra...
For the better part of the last century, the literary and rhetorical term ekphrasis has been applie...
This paper examines the cognitive essence of ekphrasis. It mainly reviews the most relevant theoreti...
The aim of my study is to assess the significance of ekphrasis and the visual arts in Gabriele D Ann...
Morten Søndergaard is one of the best known Danish poets who made their debut in the nineties. The v...
It is a commonplace that ekphrasis – the description in literature of a visual work of art – brings ...
Ekphrasis, or the literary activity of writing in response to visual art, dates back to the ancient ...
Ekphrasis is a highly codified conceptual site which hosts enquiries into logo-centrism, aesthetic a...
Greek scoptic epigram often engages jocularly with “traditional” epigrammatic subgenres, such as epi...