dizain

Des dizain de milliers de migrants africains essayent chaque jour de rejoindre l'Europe, souvent au pAaAaAeA@ril de leur vi

Readers will find here alert and fluent readings of the zutiste's resolutely antagonistic stance towards the auratic authority of Parnassian patriarchs; thoughtful comments on the appropriation of the (rather bourgeois) micro-cultural formation of the "cercle" (72-73) and the "album"; some fine contributions to readings of texts such as "Le Sonnet du trou du cul," and an especially suggestive account of a dizain parodying Coppee entitled "Le sous-chef est absent du bureau."

(49) The regimentation of taste was coordinated by the new ideological concept of dizain. Literally meaning "design" (a translation from the English), this term suggested a body of normative principles regarding the nature of material culture, one that equated the rationalization of the domestic sphere with the eradication of petit-bourgeois consciousness.

Sceve, on the other hand, while adopting a poetic form, the dizain, whose grammar and syntax are less hospitable than the Italian sonnet to a perception of narrative continuity (Rigolot 176-77), situates his poet-protagonist in the Delie in relation to that of Petrarch's collection and engages the Rime as story.

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Beside this storefront is a window declaring itself to be Dizain Tzentr ("Design Center").

virgo serena', and added the prayer at the end, Molinet wrote a dizain on each of the feasts, embedding the prayer `O mater dei memento mei' in an acrostic in each of them.(27)

For the third section the writer employs octosyllabic rhyming couplets, but in the fourth section produces a dizain of hexasyllables rhyming ababababab followed by a five-line monorhyme stanza of alexandrines.

One can never read a single dizain satisfactorily; each one calls to others.