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7. L’Objet Après L’Objet: Contemporary French Poetry
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John C. Stout
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- Abbreviations xi
- Introduction 3
- 1. The Object In Modernism In The United States And France 12
- 2. Cubism And The Poetry Of The Object: Pierre Reverdy’S Aesthetics Of Impersonality 60
- 3. The Text As Object: Francis Ponge’S Verbal Still Lifes 89
- 4. Description As Transfiguration: Jean Follain’S (Meta)Poetics Of The Object 125
- 5. The Object As (M)Other: Guillevic’S Poetry And Object-Relations Theory 156
- 6. Jean Tortel’S Poetics Of The Desiring Gaze 197
- 7. L’Objet Après L’Objet: Contemporary French Poetry 220
- Conclusion: Two Traditions 282
- Notes 287
- Bibliography 297
- Index 315
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- Abbreviations xi
- Introduction 3
- 1. The Object In Modernism In The United States And France 12
- 2. Cubism And The Poetry Of The Object: Pierre Reverdy’S Aesthetics Of Impersonality 60
- 3. The Text As Object: Francis Ponge’S Verbal Still Lifes 89
- 4. Description As Transfiguration: Jean Follain’S (Meta)Poetics Of The Object 125
- 5. The Object As (M)Other: Guillevic’S Poetry And Object-Relations Theory 156
- 6. Jean Tortel’S Poetics Of The Desiring Gaze 197
- 7. L’Objet Après L’Objet: Contemporary French Poetry 220
- Conclusion: Two Traditions 282
- Notes 287
- Bibliography 297
- Index 315