Poèmes érotiques, par Verlaine, JCLattès
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Published in 1979 with a preface by Elula Perrin, this volume brings together works by Paul Verlaine, one of the major figures of French Symbolist poetry.
A leading voice of nineteenth-century literature, Verlaine profoundly transformed poetic expression through his emphasis on musicality, suggestion and emotional nuance. His influence extended far beyond France and helped shape modern poetry.
This edition forms part of the "Les Classiques interdits" series and offers readers an opportunity to rediscover an important aspect of Verlaine's literary legacy.
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Perfect-bound paperback. Illustrated covers. Foxing to the page edges and to the first page. Pages very slightly age-toned. Very good overall condition. 188 pages.
Importance in Symbolism :
Paul Verlaine occupies a central place in the Symbolist movement. His poetry emphasized musicality, suggestion and emotional nuance rather than direct description.
His influence on modern poetry was considerable, both in France and abroad. Through his innovative use of rhythm and sound, he helped reshape poetic expression and became one of the major figures of nineteenth-century literature.
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Published in 1979 with a preface by Elula Perrin, this volume brings together works by Paul Verlaine, one of the major figures of French Symbolist poetry.
A leading voice of nineteenth-century literature, Verlaine profoundly transformed poetic expression through his emphasis on musicality, suggestion and emotional nuance. His influence extended far beyond France and helped shape modern poetry.
This edition forms part of the "Les Classiques interdits" series and offers readers an opportunity to rediscover an important aspect of Verlaine's literary legacy.