Bøger af Stéphane Mallarmé

Stephane Mallarme was the most radically innovative of nineteenth-century poets. This is the fullest collection of Mallarme's poetry ever published in English, and the only edition in any language that presents his Poesies in the last arrangement known to have been approved by the author. It includes all the prose poems and the unique, unclassifiable Un Coup de des... (A Dice Throw...)

"Divagations" est un recueil d'essais, de poèmes en prose et de réflexions littéraires écrit par le poète français Stéphane Mallarmé. Publié en 1897, cet ouvrage représente une exploration de la pensée créative et de l'expression artistique. Mallarmé y aborde des sujets variés, de la poésie et de l'art à la musique et à la philosophie. Il utilise un style complexe et symbolique pour explorer la nature du langage, de la poésie et de la créativité. "Divagations" est considéré comme une ¿uvre majeure de la littérature symboliste et a eu une influence significative sur le développement de la poésie moderne en France.

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" ... Plusieurs fois vint un Camarade, le même, cet autre, me confier le besoin d'agir: que visait-il - comme la démarche à mon endroit annonça de sa part aussi, à lui, jeune, l'occupation de créer, qui paraît suprême et réussir avec des mots; j'insiste, qu'entendait-il expressément ? Se détendre les poings, en rupture de songe sédentaire, pour un trépignant vis-à-vis avec l'idée, ainsi qu'une envie prend ou bouger: mais la génération semble peu agitée, outre le désintéressement politique, du souci d'extravaguer du corps. Excepté la monotonie, certes, d'enrouler, entre les jarrets, sur la chaussée, selon l'instrument en faveur, la fiction d'un éblouissant rail continu. Agir, sans ceci et pour qui n'en fait commencer l'exercice à fumer, signifia, visiteur, je te comprends, philosophiquement, produire sur beaucoup un mouvement qui te rendre en retour l'émoi que tu en fus le principe, donc existes: dont aucun ne se croit, au préalable, sûr. Cette pratique entend deux façons; ou, par une volonté, à l'insu, qui dure une vie, jusqu'à l'éclat multiple - penser, cela: sinon, les déversoirs à portée maintenant dans une prévoyance, supérieure à toute édilité, journaux et leur tourbillon, y déterminer une force vers un sens, quelconque de cent contrariée, avec l'immunité du résultat nul..."

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A contemporary and authentically designed translation of one of Stéphane Mallarmé's most famous poems.

I started to translate Mallarmé's poems because I wasn't content with the English versions I could find. In translation, poets who preceded and followed Mallarmé are accessible to us. Baudelaire is accessible to us, Apollinaire is accessible to us. I couldn't find a way into Mallarmé in the English versions I found, and I suspected it wasn't his fault. Mallarmé was an English teacher, and he did translations of the poems of his beloved Edgar Allan Poe, in prose, of course. But his poems in French were metrical and rhymed. Sometimes the meaning of his poems is guided, let us say, by the rhyme and meter he chose, "ceding the initiative to words" as he wrote in "Variations sur un sujet". There are alternate homophonic readings of some of his lines as well, that could never be rendered into another language as poetry, only as notes. My inability to reproduce the multiple layers of Mallarmé's poems in French into American verse is a disappointment, but an inevitable one. Those layers rely on sound similarities that aren't available in our language. Most translations of Mallarmé into English rhyme and use traditional meters. This seemed to me to be the wrong approach. We have seen how Mallarmé approached translating Poe, after all. Mallarmé translated this way moves even further away from the meaning of the poem as a second rhyme scheme, this time in English, imposes an alien framework over the poem. These translations, no matter how carefully constructed, often sound academic to me. I come from a poetry tradition that learned a great deal from 20th century French poetry, Apollinaire, Reverdy, Desnos and all the rest of them. Some of the great pleasures in music in 20th century American poetry come from responses to French poetry, for instance, John Ashbery's "The Tennis Court Oath", or Charles Olson's Rimbaud takeoff "Variations done for Gerald Van Der Wiele", or Ted Berrigan's translations of French poetry in "Bean Spasms". Hopefully the music I heard there echoes a little in these versions.

« Les dieux antiques » écrit en 1880 est consacré aux dieux et aux héros grecs. Mallarmé décrit les origines et l'histoire de ces personnages. Découvrez ou redécouvrez ces personnages mythiques sous la plume brillante de Mallarmé : Persée, Europe, Thésée, Oedipe, Scylla, Narcisse... Replongez-vous dans la mythologie grecque et romaine !

« Les dieux antiques » écrit en 1880 est consacré aux dieux et aux héros grecs. Mallarmé décrit les origines et l'histoire de ces personnages. Découvrez ou redécouvrez ces personnages mythiques sous la plume brillante de Mallarmé : Persée, Europe, Thésée, Oedipe, Scylla, Narcisse... Replongez-vous dans la mythologie grecque et romaine !

Développez votre culture générale, profitez des plaisirs de la poésie, découvrez ou redécouvrez les piliers de la littérature ou faites-les découvrir autour de vous, avec cette sélection de 50 poèmes parmi les plus grands classiques. Baudelaire, Verlaine, Mallarmé, Victor Hugo, Alfred de Musset, Leconte de l'Isle, Charles Cros, Arthur Rimbaud, Jean de La Fontaine, André Chenier, Ronsard, Alfred de Vigny, Gérard de Nerval, Tristan Corbières, José Maria de Heredia, François de Malherbe, Pierre Corneille : les voici tous réunis pour votre plaisir et votre enrichissement.

Stephane Mallarme (1842-1898) is one of the giants of nineteenth-century French poetry. Leader of the Symbolist movement, he exerted a powerful influence on modern literature and thought, which can be traced in the works of Paul Valery, W.B. Yeats, and Jacques Derrida. From his early twenties until the time of his death, Mallarme produced poems of astonishing originality and beauty, many of which have become classics.In the Collected Poems, Henry Weinfield brings the oeuvre of this European master to life for an English-speaking audience, essentially for the first time. All the poems that the author chose to retain are here, superbly rendered by Weinfield in a translation that comes remarkably close to Mallarme's own voice. Weinfield conveys not simply the meaning but the spirit and music of the French originals, which appear en face.Whether writing in verse or prose, or inventing an altogether new genre-as he did in the amazing "e;Coup de Des"e;-Mallarme was a poet of both supreme artistry and great difficulty. To illuminate Mallarme's poetry for twentieth-century readers, Weinfield provides an extensive commentary that is itself an important work of criticism. He sets each poem in the context of the work as a whole and defines the poems' major symbols. Also included are an introduction and a bibliography.Publication of this collection is a major literary event in the English-speaking world: here at last is the work of a major figure, masterfully translated.

A vibrant new translation of a modernist poet

WORK IS IN FRENCH This book is a reproduction of a work published before 1920 and is part of a collection of books reprinted and edited by Hachette Livre, in the framework of a partnership with the National Library of France, providing the opportunity to access old and often rare books from the BnF's heritage funds.