This paper examines the rationality of the biblical interpretation proposed by Kevin J. Vanhoozer, addressing the question: How can Scripture be interpreted in a way that yields true knowledge of God, without reducing biblical meaning to the author’s intention, the reader’s subjectivity, or the conventions of the inter...
This article explores the use of religious terminology in the poetic language of T. S. Eliot and Naim Frashëri through a comparative analysis of their explicit and implicit religious expressions. The study examines how metaphors, symbolism, and poetic forms con- vey spiritual meaning through close readings of selected...
This paper redefines the translation of cultures as an interpretive and ethical endeavor shaped by historical and ideological influences. It relies on Ricoeur's hermeneutics and Bassnett's cultural analysis to create the cultural grid, which is the set of overlapping pressures and permissions that translators use to de...
The emergence of Modernism in the early twentieth century brought profound transformations in literary representation, reflecting the fragmentation, uncertainty, and spiritual disillusionment experienced by individuals living in rapidly changing social and cultural environments. Among the literary works that most effec...
Aim of the Study: This paper aims to analyze the project of Abbot Peter the Venerable to translate the Qur’an into Latin (Lex Mahumet Pseudoprophete) with the help of his associates in Toledo in the beginning of 12th century. The paper focuses on Abbot Peter’s approach of direct and scholarly translation and rationaliz...
The study examines the linguacultural transformation of the image of unconditional loyalty in American English through the evolution of the idiom ‘ride or die’ — from a marker of criminal solidarity in African American English and 1990s hip-hop to its current pragmatic duality, where positive evaluation of absolute loy...
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