Si Thomas Hardy écrit ses premiers poèmes dès les années 1860, il ne publie son premier recueil qu’au tournant du vingtième siècle, et poursuit alors sa carrière de poète pendant près de trente ans. On peut envisager son œuvre poétique comme pré-moderniste, et ce non seulement d’un point de vue historique, mais également car elle marque le passage de la prosodie victorienne aux expérimentations des Modernistes. Ceci tient en partie à l’attention que porte toujours Hardy, dans son processus d’écriture poétique, au pouvoir rythmique des mots, ainsi qu’à la musicalité de structures morphologiques récurrentes, véritables échos. Ce souci du rythme touche également la ponctuation, la syntaxe et toute l’organisation graphique de ses poèmes, et plu...
The Introduction shows that scholars disagree strongly about Thomas Hardy’s creative abilities as a ...
This book studies the ways Hardy writes about music, and argues that this focus allows for a close a...
John Hughes explores Hardy's claim that his art sought to intensify the expression of things through...
Although Thomas Hardy started writing poetry as early as the 1860s, he only published his first coll...
Thomas Hardy was often reproached—notably by his contemporaries—for the defects and lack of polish a...
Thomas Hardy souhaitait que l on se rappelât de lui comme poète. Sa réputation fut cependant bâtie s...
This thesis is a report on knowledge gained and is primarily intended as a reference tool for future...
İngiliz şair ve romancı Thomas Hardy, eserlerinin çoğunu Viktorya döneminde yazmış olsa da, şiirleri...
This study examines the entwinement of issues of voice and metre in Hardy's poetic practice in “The ...
In his notebooks and prefaces, Thomas Hardy dwells heavily on the elusive, non methodical quality of...
The poem was originally published by Hardy in his fifth collection of verse, Moments of Vision (Macm...
La critique hardyenne n’a pas manqué de souligner comment l’œuvre du poète-romancier se construit so...
The 69th volume of Cahiers victoriens et édouardiens is an issue that compiles eight spontaneous con...
An analysis of Gerald Finzi and others' musical settings of poems by Thomas Hardy
Les rapports conflictuels que Thomas Hardy entretenait avec ses éditeurs sont notoires. Sa profonde ...
The Introduction shows that scholars disagree strongly about Thomas Hardy’s creative abilities as a ...
This book studies the ways Hardy writes about music, and argues that this focus allows for a close a...
John Hughes explores Hardy's claim that his art sought to intensify the expression of things through...
Although Thomas Hardy started writing poetry as early as the 1860s, he only published his first coll...
Thomas Hardy was often reproached—notably by his contemporaries—for the defects and lack of polish a...
Thomas Hardy souhaitait que l on se rappelât de lui comme poète. Sa réputation fut cependant bâtie s...
This thesis is a report on knowledge gained and is primarily intended as a reference tool for future...
İngiliz şair ve romancı Thomas Hardy, eserlerinin çoğunu Viktorya döneminde yazmış olsa da, şiirleri...
This study examines the entwinement of issues of voice and metre in Hardy's poetic practice in “The ...
In his notebooks and prefaces, Thomas Hardy dwells heavily on the elusive, non methodical quality of...
The poem was originally published by Hardy in his fifth collection of verse, Moments of Vision (Macm...
La critique hardyenne n’a pas manqué de souligner comment l’œuvre du poète-romancier se construit so...
The 69th volume of Cahiers victoriens et édouardiens is an issue that compiles eight spontaneous con...
An analysis of Gerald Finzi and others' musical settings of poems by Thomas Hardy
Les rapports conflictuels que Thomas Hardy entretenait avec ses éditeurs sont notoires. Sa profonde ...
The Introduction shows that scholars disagree strongly about Thomas Hardy’s creative abilities as a ...
This book studies the ways Hardy writes about music, and argues that this focus allows for a close a...
John Hughes explores Hardy's claim that his art sought to intensify the expression of things through...