Sepsi Enikő - A szürrealizmus post francia költészet

The university note that has just been published was developed during lectures and seminars, translation workshops and scientific publications at universities and professional colleges. After an introductory study discussing the main debates of the early 20th century, this student and a collection of texts prepared for colleagues, with analyzes and introductory studies. Some texts, such as individual poems by Philippe Jaccott, André Du Bouchet, Jacques Dupin, René Char and Michel Deguy, as well as Jean-Michel Maulpoix's comprehensive essay on lyricism, are now being published in Hungarian for the first time. With a few lines from the latter author, we recommend the textbook to the attention of the dear reader: "Nowadays, even in advertisements, we constantly see that images arouse much more than quench thirst. In proportion to the effect of the presence they realize, they intoxicate and deepen the lack. What else could the poet do, who does not deny the image and, like Rimbaud, sells out his ideas, than constantly go back and forth between the desire created by the images and the reality from which he has turned away? Lyre is limping. Writing is nothing more than staying on the threshold. To take and let the pictures go to the wind. Assessing the extent of the thirst that is ourselves."

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Literature
208 pages
Binding: cardboard
ISBN: 9789634143161
Author: Enikő Sepsi
Year of publication: 1900