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Rythmes Pittoresques

Rythmes Pittoresques

Marie Krysińska
3.8/5 ( ratings)
The poems in Rythmes pittoresques, first published in 1890, present not only a poet searching for a voice, but also a female poet searching for a voice while breaking down rules of both versification and gender-determined source of expression.  They went straight to the heart of the male-dominated poetry of the time and effectively threatened its existence.
 
Of the group of poets who were the first to write free-verse poetry in French – Marie Krysinska, Arthur Rimbaud, Jules Laforgue, Gustave Kahn – only Marie Krysinska has not received critical recognition.  Although it was quickly dismissed by critics simply because it was written by a female poet, Krysinska’s poetry gives insight into the creation of a new form of feminine expression as well as the persecution of the female artist viewed by her largely male peers, readership and competitors.
Language
English
Pages
186
Format
Paperback
Publisher
University of Exeter Press
Release
January 01, 2003
ISBN
0859897117
ISBN 13
9780859897112

Rythmes Pittoresques

Marie Krysińska
3.8/5 ( ratings)
The poems in Rythmes pittoresques, first published in 1890, present not only a poet searching for a voice, but also a female poet searching for a voice while breaking down rules of both versification and gender-determined source of expression.  They went straight to the heart of the male-dominated poetry of the time and effectively threatened its existence.
 
Of the group of poets who were the first to write free-verse poetry in French – Marie Krysinska, Arthur Rimbaud, Jules Laforgue, Gustave Kahn – only Marie Krysinska has not received critical recognition.  Although it was quickly dismissed by critics simply because it was written by a female poet, Krysinska’s poetry gives insight into the creation of a new form of feminine expression as well as the persecution of the female artist viewed by her largely male peers, readership and competitors.
Language
English
Pages
186
Format
Paperback
Publisher
University of Exeter Press
Release
January 01, 2003
ISBN
0859897117
ISBN 13
9780859897112

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