Mallarme


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French symbolist poet noted for his free verse (1842-1898)

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Stephane Mallarme, un referente clave en la poesia de Carrera, representa un antecedente importante en esta direccion.
Literature itself (undoubtedly since Mallarme) is in the midst of becoming ...
29); and Edouard Manet, the exemplary artist in Stephane Mallarme's reflections on Impressionism.
The volume is balanced between well-known Symbolist writers such as Mallarme, Rimbaud and Laforgue and less-studied Symbolists or those on the margins of Symbolism.
What if it were discovered that Mallarme's great folio spread of free verse, Un coup de des jamais n'abolira le hasard (A throw of dice will never abolish chance), were governed by an exact numerology?
To the Tattooist, 2012, for instance, draws inspiration from the typography and spatial organization of Mallarme's iconic book-length poem Un coup de des jarnais n'abolira le hasard (A Throw of the Dice Will Never Abolish Chance, 1897).
In establishing that a need still exists for an appropriate lens through which the artist's book might be more rigorously and theoretically examined, this article explored the following publications: Stephane Mallarme and Marcel Broodthaers's Un coup de des, Buzz Spector's reductive Marcel Broodthaers, Ulises Carrion's For fans and scholars alike and Helen Douglas and Telfer Stokes's Real fiction.
Mimesis in a cognitive perspective; Mallarme, Flaubert, and Eminescu.
David Hayman's Joyce et Mallarme at last provides an apparatus of actual texts from Mallarme which are discussed with detailed reference to texts from Joyce.
PERSEGUINDO o itinerario da lirica moderna, nao se pode negar que a obra de Stephane Mallarme tenha-se configurado como decisiva para o estabelecimento de uma nova concepcao de poesia no ocidente.