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  1. The appreciation of modern French poetry (1850-1950)
    Autor*in: Broome, Peter
    Erschienen: 1976
    Verlag:  Cambridge University Press, Cambridge

    Biographies of poets are often rich in human interest; manuals of literary history can be full of broad insight and suggestive parallels. But it is all too easy to let the study of French poetry drift towards lives, loves and -isms and away from the... mehr

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    Biographies of poets are often rich in human interest; manuals of literary history can be full of broad insight and suggestive parallels. But it is all too easy to let the study of French poetry drift towards lives, loves and -isms and away from the appreciation of its supremely creative use of language. Born of the belief that the proper study of poetry is the poem itself, this book seeks to concentrate on the poetic process at work on the page. Its aim is to encourage the student and the general reader to penetrate the textual richness of modern French verse where verbal artistry combines so powerfully with imaginative vision. The full introduction deals with such questions as metre and rhythm, uses of verse-form, sonority, imagery and structure, studying them not in the abstract but in particular, 'living' contexts. This leads on to detailed commentaries on individual poems illustrating, after the consideration of the problems of reading poetry in general, how one might approach poems as artistic unities in their own right. These guided commentaries are essentially an invitation to the reader to explore certain paths into the poem for himself. They do not provide a wrapped, sealed and delivered explanation; they call for and depend upon the reader's active involvement. Both the illustrations of the introduction and the commentary texts are taken from the fourteen poets who feature in the companion volume to this work, An Anthology of Modern French Poetry. In this way a complete overlap is created, and one is invited to pass from preliminary exercises in appreciation into the wider, more stimulating world of a fully balanced anthology

     
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    Schlagworte: French poetry / 19th century / History and criticism; French poetry / 20th century / History and criticism; Lyrik; Französisch
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  2. The appreciation of modern French poetry (1850-1950)
    Autor*in: Broome, Peter; Chesters, Graham
    Erschienen: 1976
    Verlag:  Cambridge University Press, Cambridge

    Biographies of poets are often rich in human interest; manuals of literary history can be full of broad insight and suggestive parallels. But it is all too easy to let the study of French poetry drift towards lives, loves and -isms and away from the... mehr

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    Biographies of poets are often rich in human interest; manuals of literary history can be full of broad insight and suggestive parallels. But it is all too easy to let the study of French poetry drift towards lives, loves and -isms and away from the appreciation of its supremely creative use of language. Born of the belief that the proper study of poetry is the poem itself, this book seeks to concentrate on the poetic process at work on the page. Its aim is to encourage the student and the general reader to penetrate the textual richness of modern French verse where verbal artistry combines so powerfully with imaginative vision. The full introduction deals with such questions as metre and rhythm, uses of verse-form, sonority, imagery and structure, studying them not in the abstract but in particular, 'living' contexts. This leads on to detailed commentaries on individual poems illustrating, after the consideration of the problems of reading poetry in general, how one might approach poems as artistic unities in their own right. These guided commentaries are essentially an invitation to the reader to explore certain paths into the poem for himself. They do not provide a wrapped, sealed and delivered explanation; they call for and depend upon the reader's active involvement. Both the illustrations of the introduction and the commentary texts are taken from the fourteen poets who feature in the companion volume to this work, An Anthology of Modern French Poetry. In this way a complete overlap is created, and one is invited to pass from preliminary exercises in appreciation into the wider, more stimulating world of a fully balanced anthology.

     
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  3. The appreciation of modern French poetry (1850-1950)
    Autor*in: Broome, Peter; Chesters, Graham
    Erschienen: 1976
    Verlag:  Cambridge University Press, Cambridge

    Biographies of poets are often rich in human interest; manuals of literary history can be full of broad insight and suggestive parallels. But it is all too easy to let the study of French poetry drift towards lives, loves and -isms and away from the... mehr

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    Biographies of poets are often rich in human interest; manuals of literary history can be full of broad insight and suggestive parallels. But it is all too easy to let the study of French poetry drift towards lives, loves and -isms and away from the appreciation of its supremely creative use of language. Born of the belief that the proper study of poetry is the poem itself, this book seeks to concentrate on the poetic process at work on the page. Its aim is to encourage the student and the general reader to penetrate the textual richness of modern French verse where verbal artistry combines so powerfully with imaginative vision. The full introduction deals with such questions as metre and rhythm, uses of verse-form, sonority, imagery and structure, studying them not in the abstract but in particular, 'living' contexts. This leads on to detailed commentaries on individual poems illustrating, after the consideration of the problems of reading poetry in general, how one might approach poems as artistic unities in their own right. These guided commentaries are essentially an invitation to the reader to explore certain paths into the poem for himself. They do not provide a wrapped, sealed and delivered explanation; they call for and depend upon the reader's active involvement. Both the illustrations of the introduction and the commentary texts are taken from the fourteen poets who feature in the companion volume to this work, An Anthology of Modern French Poetry. In this way a complete overlap is created, and one is invited to pass from preliminary exercises in appreciation into the wider, more stimulating world of a fully balanced anthology

     
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    Schlagworte: French poetry; French poetry; French poetry ; 19th century ; History and criticism; French poetry ; 20th century ; History and criticism
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  4. The Appreciation of Modern French Poetry (1850-1950)
    Autor*in: Broome, Peter
    Erschienen: 1976; ©1976
    Verlag:  Cambridge University Press, Cambridge

    Cover -- Half-title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- INTRODUCTION -- The language of poetry -- Metre and rhythm -- Uses of verse-form -- Sonority -- Words and their tones -- Imaginative vision and poetic image --... mehr

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    Cover -- Half-title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- INTRODUCTION -- The language of poetry -- Metre and rhythm -- Uses of verse-form -- Sonority -- Words and their tones -- Imaginative vision and poetic image -- The structure of a poem -- Free-form poetry -- What is poetry? -- Suggestions for further reading -- COMMENTARIES -- Hugo -- Pasteurs et troupeaux -- Je suisfait d'ombre et de marbre... -- Nerval -- Myrtho -- Vers dorés -- Baudelaire -- Harmonie du soir -- Spleen ('Pluviôse, irrité contre la ville entière..') -- Mallarme -- Autre éventail (de Mlle Mallarmé) -- Au seul souci de voyager... -- Cros -- Conquérant -- Hiéroglyphe -- Verlaine -- Chanson d'automne -- Colloque sentimental -- Rimbaud -- Les Effarés -- Ma Bohème -- Laforgue -- Complainte de la lune en province -- L' Hiver qui vient -- Valery -- La Ceinture -- Le Cimetière marin -- Apollinaire -- La Tzigane -- Rosemonde -- Supervielle -- Montévidéo -- Haute mer -- Eluard -- L' Amoureuse -- Sans âge -- Michaux -- Icebergs -- Clown -- Desnos -- Non, l'amour n'est pas mort -- Comme une main à l'instant de la mort -- Index of poetic features.

     
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  5. The appreciation of modern French poetry (1850-1950)
    Autor*in: Broome, Peter; Chesters, Graham
    Erschienen: 1976
    Verlag:  Cambridge University Press, Cambridge

    Biographies of poets are often rich in human interest; manuals of literary history can be full of broad insight and suggestive parallels. But it is all too easy to let the study of French poetry drift towards lives, loves and -isms and away from the... mehr

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    Biographies of poets are often rich in human interest; manuals of literary history can be full of broad insight and suggestive parallels. But it is all too easy to let the study of French poetry drift towards lives, loves and -isms and away from the appreciation of its supremely creative use of language. Born of the belief that the proper study of poetry is the poem itself, this book seeks to concentrate on the poetic process at work on the page. Its aim is to encourage the student and the general reader to penetrate the textual richness of modern French verse where verbal artistry combines so powerfully with imaginative vision. The full introduction deals with such questions as metre and rhythm, uses of verse-form, sonority, imagery and structure, studying them not in the abstract but in particular, 'living' contexts. This leads on to detailed commentaries on individual poems illustrating, after the consideration of the problems of reading poetry in general, how one might approach poems as artistic unities in their own right. These guided commentaries are essentially an invitation to the reader to explore certain paths into the poem for himself. They do not provide a wrapped, sealed and delivered explanation; they call for and depend upon the reader's active involvement. Both the illustrations of the introduction and the commentary texts are taken from the fourteen poets who feature in the companion volume to this work, An Anthology of Modern French Poetry. In this way a complete overlap is created, and one is invited to pass from preliminary exercises in appreciation into the wider, more stimulating world of a fully balanced anthology

     
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    Schlagworte: French poetry; French poetry; French poetry ; 19th century ; History and criticism; French poetry ; 20th century ; History and criticism
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