1968. No. 241. This collective issue is devoted to the lasting influence of Chateaubriand and the enduring relevance of his work within French literature. Contributors include: Jacques de Bourbon-Busset: "The Continuing Relevance of Chateaubriand"; Louis Martin-Chauffier: "Death as the Fulfilment of Purity and the Gateway to Immortality"; Christian Dedet: "The Eternal Youth of René"; Manuel de Diéguez: "The Style of Chateaubriand"; Gabriel Matzneff: "That Rascal of a Journalist"… The volume also includes Yvan Christ's study, "Monsieur Ingres". Together, these essays provide a rich exploration of the work, personality and legacy of one of the leading figures of French Romanticism.
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Paperback. Illustrated covers with foxing. Foxing to the spine and rear cover. Page edges and paper age-toned. Very good overall condition. 143 pages.
About the Authors
This volume brings together several prominent French writers, essayists and literary critics of the twentieth century. Among the contributors are Jacques de Bourbon-Busset, a member of the Académie française, Gabriel Matzneff, a distinctive figure in French literature, as well as Manuel de Diéguez and Christian Dedet, both known for their literary and philosophical works.
Interesting Facts About the Book
Chateaubriand is often regarded as one of the founding figures of French Romanticism.
His character René profoundly influenced several generations of European writers.
The contributors to this volume represent diverse literary traditions and perspectives, enriching the discussion of Chateaubriand's legacy.
The inclusion of an article on Ingres reflects a desire to connect literature with the history of art.
Key Features
Contributions by several important figures of French intellectual life.
A multifaceted approach to the work of Chateaubriand.
Accessible and thought-provoking literary analysis.
An interesting testimony to literary criticism in the 1960s.
A concise format that offers an excellent introduction to the subject.
What This Book Offers Today's Reader
This volume invites readers to rediscover Chateaubriand through the eyes of twentieth-century intellectuals. It demonstrates how a great literary work continues to inspire new interpretations and sheds light on the origins of many modern literary sensibilities, including Romanticism, the spirit of travel and the exploration of inner life.
Keywords
Chateaubriand, French Romanticism, René, French literature, literary criticism, literary essays, Romantic movement, French writers, literary history, Gabriel Matzneff, Jacques de Bourbon-Busset, Ingres, French culture.