L’Hymne dans la poesie francaise de la Renaissance
by Nicolas Lombart
Paperback (Published)
(October 2018)
ISBN: 9782406077428
Price: $96.00
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In the sixteenth century, in France, the poetic hymn was the object of an authentic “reinvention” in constant dialog with the dual Christian (Latin) and pagan (Greek) tradition of the genre, reflecting both a celebration of the divine and an anxious search for “signs” of its presence in the world.
- By (author) Nicolas Lombart
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