jules laforgue造句

• During the Isidore Ducasse, Comte de Lautr閍mont, Jules Laforgue and Jules Supervielle.
• Jules Laforgue mocked the whole phenomenon in his surreal " Moral Tales ."
• This introduced him to Jules Laforgue, Arthur Rimbaud, and Paul Verlaine.
• Buttel interprets the poem as evoking urban emptiness under the influence of Jules Laforgue.
• Like many of Eliot's early poems, " Portrait of a Lady " shows heavy influence from Jules Laforgue.
• Guenther also extensively translated the works of Garcilaso de la Vega, Juan Ram髇 Jim閚ez, Jules Laforgue and Jean Wahl.
• These paintings, writes Robbins, are an homage to the prose of Jules Laforgue, whose poems concerned the life of his sister Marie.
• The latter, her last completed project, was published posthumously not long after her death as " Six Moral Tales from Jules Laforgue ".
• There is also, here and there, an echo of the poet Jules Laforgue, who later influenced the young T . S . Eliot.
• The young man in a cap, next to Ephrussi, may be his private secretary, the young poet Jules Laforgue who later influenced T . S . Eliot.
• Some of the most interesting material explores the influence on the young Duchamp of turn-of-the-century literary figures as Arthur Rimbaud, Alfred Jarry, Raymond Roussel and Jules Laforgue.
• Besides his many collections of verse, other books include translations of Fran鏾is Villon, Jules Laforgue, Tristan Corbi鑢e and Dante, as well as several interviews with other poets and translators.
• An account of the collection hanging in his study appears in a letter written in 1881 by the Symbolist poet Jules Laforgue ( later published in " La Revue blanche " ).
• Newman left behind some unpublished works, including her first novel a comedy of manners entitled " The Gold-Fish Bowl " ( 1921 )  and a translation of short fiction by the French poet Jules Laforgue.
• The poems, Ricks said, help demonstrate the great influence that the French poet Jules Laforgue had on the young Eliot, an influence that began to wear off with time as Eliot became more confident in his own voice.
• His first poetic collection, " Dolcezze ", was released in 1904, and was shortly later followed by " L'amaro calice ", which got critical acclaim and critical comparisons to St閜hane Mallarm? Francis Jammes and Jules Laforgue, among others.
• Such waggish ferocity delighted the young Jules Laforgue, who, upon reading the pantomime, produced his own " Pierrot fumiste " ( Pierrot the Cut-up, 1882 ), in which Pierrot is guilty of similar ( if not homicidal ) enormities.
• She is the author and editor of books on Louis Auguste Blanqui s cosmological phantasmagoria as well as on Jorge Luis Borges, Adolfo Bioy Casares, Haroldo de Campos, Felisberto Hern醤dez, Jules Laforgue, Carlos Real de Az鷄 and Emir Rodr韌uez Monegal.
• With the advent of the Symbolist poets, and their intoxication with everything white ( and pure : swans, lilies, snow, moons, Pierrots ), the legendary star of the Funambules and what Jules Laforgue called Our Lady the Moon became inseparable.
• Minulescu's columns in " Revista Celor L'ali ", like his parallel articles for " Viitorul " daily, popularized the works of Symbolist and post-Symbolist writers, from Rimbaud, Jules Laforgue, Albert Samain and the Comte de Lautr閍mont to Filippo Tommaso Marinetti.