Understanding French poetry
Subtitle: essays for a new millennium
By: edited and co-authored by Stamos Metzidakis.
Contributors: Metzidakis, Stamos.
Edition: 2nd ed.
Publisher: Summa Publications
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Birmingham, Ala
Language: eng
Number of pages: 275
Subjects: French poetry -- History and criticism.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Preface / Rosemary Lloyd; title: Editor's note on the second edition / Stamos Metzidakis; title: Introduction : French poetry and its discontents; or, "I really don't care that much for poetry" / Stamos Metzidakis; title: French verse-art : an approach through translation / Clive Scott; title: Of ecstasy and action : Rimbaud's "Matinée d'ivresse" / James Lawler; title: From sign to signature in Apollinaire's "Le cheval" / Willard Bohn; title: Visual signals in poetry / Stamos Metzidakis; title: Phonemic structuration and the reading of the poem : Rimbaud's "Le Châtiment de tartufe" / Carrol F. Coates; title: The rhetoric of dissimulation in "La Prèmiere epistre de l'amant vert" / Lawrence O. Kritzman; title: Mirrors of the subject : woman poets of the Renaissance / Colette H. Winn; title: Naming the muse : invocation or provocation? / Stamos Metzidakis; title: A zone is a zone is a zone : the repeated unsettlement of Guillaume Apollinaire / Scott Saul; title: Beyond the poem : René Char's "La nuit talismanique" / Virginia A. La Charité; title: Aimez-vous Ronsard? Problems in enlarging the canon of French poetry / William Calin; title: Gender and poetry : Charles Baudelaire and Marceline Desbordes-Valmore / Barbara Johnson; title: Inappropriations : a problematics of response / Mary Ann Caws; title: A poem's know-how (André Frenaud) / Steven Winspur; title: When prose is poetry / Anna Balakian.