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The Translation and Refraction of Symbolism

A survey of the Hungarian Example
  • André Karátson
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© 1984 John Benjamins B.V. / Association Internationale de Littérature Comparée

© 1984 John Benjamins B.V. / Association Internationale de Littérature Comparée

Chapters in this book

  1. Prelim pages 1
  2. General preface to all volumes published as part of the "Comparative History of Literatures" 5
  3. Table of contents 7
  4. Introduction 9
  5. I. The Delimitation of Symbolism as a Literary Movement
  6. What is Symbolism? 17
  7. The Structure of the Symbolist Movement 29
  8. Presence and Poetry of Stéphane Mallarmé 43
  9. II. The French Cénacle
  10. The Background of French Symbolism 67
  11. The Language of Symbolism 85
  12. Symbolist Imagery 101
  13. The Fate of Symbolism 119
  14. III. The Emergence of the International Symbolist Movement
  15. Section A: Catalysts and Intermediaries
  16. The Liberated Verse of the English Translators of French Symbolism 127
  17. German Poets in the Proximity of Baudelaire and the Symbolists 145
  18. A Graver Decadence 157
  19. The Translation and Refraction of Symbolism 165
  20. Section B: Diffusion and Symbiosis
  21. On the Spread of Symbolism 183
  22. Models for Symbolism and Expressionism 191
  23. Symbolism and Modernism 213
  24. The Symbolist Mode in the Spanish American Modernista Novel, 1885–1924 229
  25. IV. The Consolidation and Metamorphosis of the Symbolist Imprint
  26. Expectation and Resignation 255
  27. Valéry and his International Reputation 269
  28. Yeats 279
  29. Eliot 295
  30. D’Annunzio and International Symbolism 311
  31. Juan Ramón Jiménez and the Heritage of Symbolism in Hispanic Poetry 335
  32. Jorge Guillén and the Symbolist Imprint on the Generation of the 1920’s 347
  33. The Symbolist Turn in Endre Ady’s Poetry 361
  34. Andrey Bely and the Symbolist Movement in Russia 381
  35. V. Typological Studies
  36. The “Beyond” and the “Within” 399
  37. Symbolist Theater 413
  38. The Symbol in the Austrian Literature of the Turn of the Century 425
  39. Contribution to a Typology of Symbolist Painting 437
  40. Displacements of Parental Space 455
  41. VI. The Symbolist Inmpact on Music and Art
  42. Symbolist Music 471
  43. Musical Settings of Symbolist Poems 483
  44. Symbolism in Alexander Scriabin’s Music 493
  45. The Spread and Evolution of Symbolist Ideals in Art 499
  46. The Other Symbolist Inheritance in Painting 519
  47. The Esthetics of Symbolism in French and Belgian 529
  48. VII. Some National Perspectives
  49. Symbolism in Portuguese Literature 549
  50. The Symbolist Movement in Belgium 565
  51. Early Scnadinavian Symbolism 575
  52. Symbolism in Denmark 587
  53. Symbolism and Finnish Literature 595
  54. Symbolism in Baltic Literatures 603
  55. Polish Symbolism 609
  56. Czech Symbolist Poetry 617
  57. Symbolist Elements in Serbian Poetry 627
  58. Symbolism in Bulgarian Literature 641
  59. Symbolism in Greece 647
  60. Aspects of Symbolist Poetry in The United States 653
  61. VIII. Symbolism in Other Contexts
  62. Symbolic Statement 661
  63. Darió and Rodó 669
  64. Conclusion 681
  65. Bibliography 699
  66. Index 718
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