Yves Bonnefoy's book of poems, Beginning and End of the Snow followed by Where the Arrow Falls, combines two meditations in which the poet's thoughts and a landscape reflect each other.
Yves Bonnefoy's book of poems, Beginning and End of the Snow followed by Where the Arrow Falls, combines two meditations in which the poet's thoughts and a landscape reflect each other.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Yves Bonnefoy is often described as the greatest French post-war poet. Trained as a philosopher, he is also an essayist, literary critic and art historian. In 1981, he succeeded Roland Barthes at the Collège de France in Paris. He is the author of ten books of poetry, most recently L'heure présente, as well as numerous works on art, history and poetry. His many honors include Canada's Griffin Poetry Prize (2011). Emily Grosholz is Liberal Arts Research Professor of Philosophy at the Pennsylvania State University, and a member of the research group REHELS / SPHERE at the University of Paris Denis Diderot. She is the author of six books of poetry (including Leaves / Feuilles with Farhad Ostovani) and an advisory editor for the Hudson Review.
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Acknowledgments Preface "Snow in French and English" Yves Bonnefoy Translated by Emily Grosholz Début et fin de la neige Beginning and End of the Snow La grande neige The Great Snowfall Première neige tôt ce matin First snowfall, early this morning Le miroir The Mirror La charrue The Plough Le peu d'eau Spot of Water Neige Snow La Vierge de miséricorde Our Lady of Mercy Le jardin The Garden Les pommes The Apples L'été encore Still Summer On dirait beaucoup d'e muets One might say, a flurry of silent e's Flocons Snowflakes De natura rerum De Natura Rerum La parure The Gown Noli me tangere Noli Me Tangere Juste avant l'aube Just Before Dawn Les Flambeaux The Torches Hopkins Forest Hopkins Forest Le Tout, Le Rien Everything, Nothing La Seule Rose The Only Rose Là où retombe la flèche Where the Arrow Falls Afterword "Song, Rain, Snow: Translating the Poetry of Yves Bonnefoy," Emily Grosholz
Acknowledgments Preface "Snow in French and English" Yves Bonnefoy Translated by Emily Grosholz Début et fin de la neige Beginning and End of the Snow La grande neige The Great Snowfall Première neige tôt ce matin First snowfall, early this morning Le miroir The Mirror La charrue The Plough Le peu d'eau Spot of Water Neige Snow La Vierge de miséricorde Our Lady of Mercy Le jardin The Garden Les pommes The Apples L'été encore Still Summer On dirait beaucoup d'e muets One might say, a flurry of silent e's Flocons Snowflakes De natura rerum De Natura Rerum La parure The Gown Noli me tangere Noli Me Tangere Juste avant l'aube Just Before Dawn Les Flambeaux The Torches Hopkins Forest Hopkins Forest Le Tout, Le Rien Everything, Nothing La Seule Rose The Only Rose Là où retombe la flèche Where the Arrow Falls Afterword "Song, Rain, Snow: Translating the Poetry of Yves Bonnefoy," Emily Grosholz
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