• Include archives:

 i... General

 i.2..Mediality and Materiality of Lyric

Baetens, Jan - 2025

• Found in paragraph 9: (...) lead to serious misinterpretations); it might itself (...)
• Found in paragraph 12: (...) ertain extent, this interpretation extends the traditi (...)
• Found in paragraph 23: (...) of giving a “lyric” interpretation to the shift from r (...)

 i.6..Address

Barnabé, Christophe - 2026

• Found in paragraph 47: (...) Dedication, one of paratexts (seuils or thresho (...)
• Found in paragraph 48: (...) – both textual and paratextual – the reader ove (...)

 ii... Context, Social Groups and Environmental Issues

 ii.1..Producer of Lyric

Müller, Ralph / Sabban, Adela Sophia - 2025

• Found in paragraph 6: (...) the perception and interpretation of their works, for (...)
• Found in paragraph 11: (...) hip is relevant for interpretation is well-known. Rola (...)
• Found in paragraph 27: (...) ing change, so that interpretation acquired from a his (...)
• Found in paragraph 37: (...) ole in the latter’s interpretation. In the early phase (...)
• Found in paragraph 43: (...) are used to justify interpretations (for basic introdu (...)
• Found in paragraph 44: (...) n the most abstruse interpretations as valid. The seco (...)
• Found in paragraph 45: (...) uated standards for interpretations. (...)
• Found in bibliography / webliography

 ii.5..Lyric Poetry and the (Human) Environment

Pughe, Thomas - 2025

• Found in paragraph 3: (...) 8), a self-critical interpretation of lyricism (Collot (...)

 iii... Distribution and Communication

 iii.5..Canons of Lyric Poetry

Rippl, Gabriele / Winko, Simone - 2025

• Found in paragraph 2: (...) on, evaluation, and interpretation, which vary accordi (...)

 iii.6..Peritext and Paratext in Lyric Poetry

Klimek, Sonja - 2025

• Found in paragraph 1: (...) manifold ways with paratexts, but can also func (...)
• Found in paragraph 2: (...) 7, 2) describes the paratext metaphorically as a (...)
• Found in paragraph 3: (...) number of plausible interpretations of a poem. (...)
• Found in paragraph 5: (...) 97, 3) states that “paratexts change constantly, (...)
• Found in paragraph 6: (...) , other elements of paratext, like verse mottoes (...)
• Found in paragraph 8: (...) and function of the paratext from the early mode (...)
• Found in paragraph 9: (...) erence to Genette’s paratext theory was Pierre d (...)
• Found in paragraph 10: (...) ical aspects of the paratext (e.g. in Arabic lyr (...)
• Found in paragraph 11: (...) y texts (so-called ‘interpretations’), which are often (...)
• Found in item 1: (...) III.6. Peritext and Paratext in Lyric Poetry." I (...)
• Found in bibliography / webliography

 iv... Textual Forms, Modes, and Subgenres

 iv.1..Rhythm, Metre, Line

Austenfeld, Thomas / Barbieri, Luca / Mellmann, Katja / Thévenaz, Olivier - 2026

• Found in paragraph 3: (...) eral term of poetic interpretation and denotes the org (...)

 iv.2..Lyrical Style, Poetic Language, Stylistic Devices

Straub, Julia / Fieguth, Rolf / Müller, Ralph / Sabban, Adela Sophia / Strohmaier, Paul / Vagni, Giacomo - 2025

• Found in paragraph 97: (...) nte (work-immanent) Interpretation (e.g. Wolfgang Kays (...)
• Found in paragraph 101: (...) ethods and lines of interpretation in Italian stylisti (...)

 iv.4..Fiction and Referentiality in Poetry

Mills, Philip - 2026

• Found in paragraph 9: (...) ry as such, further interpretations of Plato and Arist (...)
• Found in paragraph 27: (...) related to that of interpretation (as in music). What (...)
• Found in bibliography / webliography

 iv.8..Lyric Poetry and Visual / Audio-Visual Media

Mora, Vicente Luis - 2025

• Found in paragraph 4: (...) s of perception and interpretation radically changes; (...)
• Found in paragraph 16: (...) topoems: A Group of Interpretations through Photograph (...)
• Found in paragraph 25: (...) Culture: Images and Interpretations (1994), edited by (...)