The Influence of a Few French Poets on Rashid Yassami by saeid ghasemipurshokuh

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Snapshots of Early Modern English responses to French poets by Auger, P

“…In this paper I assess how far EEBO-TCP can advance our understanding of the English and Scottish reputations of early modern French poets.</p><p>TCP texts allow us to supplement the findings of earlier research on English responses to canonical French poets like Joachim Du Bellay and Pierre de Ronsard. …”

Thought, perception and the creative act: a study of the work of four contemporary French poets: Pierre Alferi, Valère Novarina, Anne Portugal and Christophe Tarkos by Campbell, K, Dr Kate Lermitte Campbell

Robert de Montesquiou en ses miroirs limpides by Cyril Barde

“…This article aims at showing how the French poet and aesthete Robert de Montesquiou attempts to build a new ethos with the publication of Les Perles rouges in 1899 and the final re-edition of his poetic works from 1906. …”
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La métamorphose de l’image chez Yves Bonnefoy: Le mouvement du poème by Márcia Marques Rambourg

“…In this article, we attempt to examine, briefly, the notion of poetic image in the work of contemporary French poet Yves Bonnefoy. This notion will be discussed under the perspective of the movement and action of creation and recreation in Poetics. …”
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J’ARRIVE OÙ JE SUIS ÉTRANGER - LOUIS ARAGON by Laís Helena Luz Oliveira

“…This work presents de translation of the Louis Aragons poem Jarrive o je suis tranger into portuguese. Louis Aragon is a french poet, novelist and essayist, he was born in 1897, in Neuilly-sur-Seine, and he died in 1982, in Paris. …”
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L'engagement littéraire chez René Char by Mohammad Hussain

“… This study focuses on certain characteristics of literature commitment of the French poet René Char. For him, commitment in literature is not different from the meaning of freedom he calls for his people. …”
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Heitor Villa-Lobos and the Parisian art scene: how to become a Brazilian musician by Paulo Renato Guérios, David Allan Rodgers

“…The life trajectories of Jean Cocteau, French poet and painter, and Heitor Villa-Lobos, a Brazilian composer, are taken as the main reference points for the discussion. …”
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De l’ « arrière-pays » au « vrai lieu » : le discours philosophique d’Yves Bonnefoy entre poésie et ontologie by Simona POLLICINO

“…Yves Bonnefoy’s reflection is not exempted from philosophical concerns, insofar as the French poet bases his poetic experience on an existential quest in this world, by considering his poetic collections as the steps of his search for the original meaning. …”
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Michel foucault e “Raymond Roussel” by Chiara Scarlato

“…The present paper focuses on a specific aspect of Michel Foucault’s interest in literature, addressing his study on the French poet and novelist Raymond Roussel. Published only few days before The Birth of the Clinic: An Archaeology of Medical Perception (1963), Death and the Labyrinth (1963) provides a philosophical reading of some Roussel’s writings, in a constant confrontation with the posthumous essay How I Wrote Certain of My Books (1935) in which Roussel explains his peculiar process of composition. …”
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Whispered Song: Discerning Voices of 19th Century Louisianan Poets by David Ray Sommerfeldt

“…This research details the discovery process of contemporary attitudes toward French in Louisiana, a historical analysis of song and lyrics of the 19th to mid-20th century, and an interpretation of poetry written by Free People of Colour as it relates to the works of Pierre-Jean de Beranger, a French poet who chronicled the spirit of the French Revolution. …”
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Philippe Beck’s art of poetry by Gorica Orsholits

“…Contemporary French poet Philippe Beck through his intriguing poetic project Opéradiques (2014; which has yet to be translated into English) demonstrates a new understanding of writing poetry through the deconstructive, reconstructive, boustrophedon process. …”
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Charles Péguy vu par Geoffrey Hill by Josette Leray

“…Geoffrey Hill’s long poem The Mystery of the Charity of Charles Péguy is a meditation on the French poet Charles Péguy, on the values he embodied and their relationship to the world he lived in and to History in general. …”
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. by Jürgen Von Stackelberg

“…Neruda was well acquainted with Baudelaire and there is no doubt he admired the French poet, but when in 1956 he wrote his poem on the albatross, his idea was not to use the bird as a symbol for the poet, but to describe its marvellous flight as it really is. …”
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The tale on the tongue of animals in the poetry of Mohammad Osman Jalal by Yacoub Al- Bittar, Amal Hasan

“…It can be said that this book is one of the first translated contributions that paved the way for the creation of children's literature in the modern Arabic literature in Egypt through the arabization of some animal tales from the tales of the French poet Lafontaine.                                     …”
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Les Mois de Jean-Antoine Roucher y la versión de José de Viera y Clavijo Los Meses by Ángeles García Calderón

“…This article deals with the “translation/re-creation”, “adaptation/re-creation”, or “imitation” of the work of the French poet Roucher Les Mois by the Canarian intellectual Viera y Clavijo. …”
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The tale on the tongue of animals in the poetry of Mohammad Osman Jalal by يعقوب البيطار, آمال حسن

“…It can be said that this book is one of the first translated contributions that paved the way for the creation of children's literature in the modern Arabic literature in Egypt through the arabization of some animal tales from the tales of the French poet Lafontaine.                                     …”
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Art History in light of Mallarmé. Review of: Trevor Stark, Total Expansion of the Letter: Avant-Garde Art and Language after Mallarmé, Cambridge: MIT Press, 2020 And Andrei Pop, A... by Alex Weintraub

“…A review essay of two recently published books, both of which consider the art historical legacy of the French poet, Stephane Mallarmé: Trevor Stark’s Total Expansion of the Letter: Avant-Garde, Art and Language After Mallarmé (MIT Press, 2020) and Andrei Pop’s A Forest of Symbols: Art, Science, and Truth in the Long Nineteenth Century (MIT Press, 2019). …”
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Women and Pleasure in Guillaume Apollinaire’s Calligram Collection Poèmes à Lou by Wening Nk5LZq Udasmoro

“…The works examined are those of Gullaume Apollinaire, a famed French poet whose calligramatic poetry collections specifically positioned women as objects of pleasure. …”
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Erring with Prévert: Commentary on brazilian portuguese translations Of “Mea Culpa” by Silviano Santiago and Mário Laranjeira by Fabiano Seixas Fernandes

“…The present article comments on two Brazilian Portuguese translations of French poet Jacques Prévert’s poem “Mea Culpa”, by Silviano Santiago and Mário Laranjeira; it also comments on Laranjeira’s criticism of Santiago’s translation. …”
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