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Unbroken Poetry II: Po�sie Ininterrompue II

Unbroken Poetry II: Po�sie Ininterrompue II

Paul Éluard
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Paul �luard's poetry is concerned with sexual desire and the desire for social change. A central participant in Dada and in the Surrealist movement, �luard joined the French Communist Party and worked actively in the Resistance in Nazi-occupied Paris. Caught between the horrors of Stalinism and post-war, right-wing anti-communism, his writing sustains an insistent vision of poetry as a multi-faceted weapon against injustice and oppression. For �luard, poetry is a way of infiltrating the reader with greater emotional awareness of the social problems of the modern world. Unbroken Poetry II, published posthumously in 1953, pays tribute to Dominique �luard, with whom Paul spent the last years of his life. It traces the internal dialogues of a passionate relationship as well as of his continuing re-evaluation of the poetic project it-self. It centres on political commitment and places it at the heart of the lovers' desire.
Language
English
Pages
154
Format
Paperback
Release
January 01, 1996
ISBN 13
9781852241346

Unbroken Poetry II: Po�sie Ininterrompue II

Paul Éluard
0/5 ( ratings)
Paul �luard's poetry is concerned with sexual desire and the desire for social change. A central participant in Dada and in the Surrealist movement, �luard joined the French Communist Party and worked actively in the Resistance in Nazi-occupied Paris. Caught between the horrors of Stalinism and post-war, right-wing anti-communism, his writing sustains an insistent vision of poetry as a multi-faceted weapon against injustice and oppression. For �luard, poetry is a way of infiltrating the reader with greater emotional awareness of the social problems of the modern world. Unbroken Poetry II, published posthumously in 1953, pays tribute to Dominique �luard, with whom Paul spent the last years of his life. It traces the internal dialogues of a passionate relationship as well as of his continuing re-evaluation of the poetic project it-self. It centres on political commitment and places it at the heart of the lovers' desire.
Language
English
Pages
154
Format
Paperback
Release
January 01, 1996
ISBN 13
9781852241346

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