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In 1980 an exhibition of the Illuminated Manuscripts of René Char held in Paris took the artistic and literary worlds by surprise. It featured illustrations by twenty-eight artists of an array of Char’s hand-written poems. Char’s artistic associations, spanning seven decades, remain remarkable today. Not only was he amply illustrated by those he called his “substantial allies”; the dedicatory poems and prose pieces they inspired, written with revelatory flair, constitute a unique corpus in the history of art and poetic enterprise. This book brings together an exemplary number of the artists Char prized over time: Dali and Kandinsky in the early years; later, Picasso, Braque and Miró; yet later, Vieira da Silva, Nicolas de Staël and Alexandre Galperine. It also considers the poet’s fascination with Corot, Courbet, La Tour, Van Gogh and the cave art of Lascaux.

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La poésie de René Char, pleine de réflexions profondes et de vérités simples, exprimées le plus souvent en petits fragments denses et allusifs, exige que le lecteur renonce à ses conditionnements linguistiques, à ses vieux modes de lecture et d'analyse littéraires, à ses attentes langagières. Confronté à des poèmes à la fois fascinants et déroutants, le lecteur aura en effet à travailler assidûment avec le texte pour accéder aux sens recelés dans ses vers incisifs et sommaires. Dans son étude sur la poésie éclatée du poète, Rosemary Lancaster examine comment le texte charien, en rompant avec les normes du discursif, initie le lecteur aux forces insoupçonnées de la langue; à son sémantisme caché, à son potentiel créateur, à son grand pouvoir suggestif. Cette poésie, à première vue ré ...

Aphorisms and apothegms. --- French poetry.