Pierre Garnier and his wife Ilse Garnier are fundamental authors of the vanguard literature in France. They are not situated properly in the effervescent period of the early twentieth century when, for example, Futurism and Cubism arose. They are late avant-garde, of the second half of the century, also recognized by the somewhat contradictory designation of neo-vanguardists. The fact is that all the logic of the avant-garde finds in them a resurgence: the negation of the past, the utopia of change, the revolutionary text, the recourse of manifestos. They send out the last luminous rays of what Octávio Paz (1993, p. 53) means by “twilight of the aesthetics of change”, that is, the exhaustion of the aesthetic modernity, which ends up taking ...
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Against the demand for a progressive and utilitarian attitude in the arts, Théophile Gautier refuses...
The French writer Charles Baudelaire, author of the Les Fleurs du Mal [As fl ores do mal (1857)] is ...
The important place conquered by the feuilleton in the nineteenth-century France, as well as in othe...
When Flaubert was writing “Sentimental Education”, he sent a letter to the writer Leroyer de Chantep...
The poem “Pós-tudo”, by Augusto de Campos, is analyzed from the perspective of Zilberberg’s tensive ...
The legacy left by great literature authors finds dialog with writers who regard fashion nowadays as...
The novel L’Ève Future (1886) by the French writer Villiers de L’Isle- Adam is an important piece of...
This paper presents a panorama of the French aestheticism at the end of the 19th century, a movement...
Villiers de l’Isle-Adam (1838-1889) is always remembered and admired for his books: Contes cruels, L...
Symbolism took place in a great carrefour, a time when strong currents and literary movements were c...
In the late nineteenth century, the rules governing the artistic creation collapse and the artist ex...
This article seeks to articulate the representation of the landscape and its connection with the cha...
This text represents the second chapter of a study on Robaldo's trajectory during his oscilation bet...
This paper discusses the figuration of misery through the poetic prose manifest in the chapter “L’on...
Conceived by the poet Pierre Garnier and his wife Ilse in the 1960s, Spatialisme is the French liter...
Against the demand for a progressive and utilitarian attitude in the arts, Théophile Gautier refuses...
The French writer Charles Baudelaire, author of the Les Fleurs du Mal [As fl ores do mal (1857)] is ...
The important place conquered by the feuilleton in the nineteenth-century France, as well as in othe...
When Flaubert was writing “Sentimental Education”, he sent a letter to the writer Leroyer de Chantep...
The poem “Pós-tudo”, by Augusto de Campos, is analyzed from the perspective of Zilberberg’s tensive ...
The legacy left by great literature authors finds dialog with writers who regard fashion nowadays as...
The novel L’Ève Future (1886) by the French writer Villiers de L’Isle- Adam is an important piece of...
This paper presents a panorama of the French aestheticism at the end of the 19th century, a movement...
Villiers de l’Isle-Adam (1838-1889) is always remembered and admired for his books: Contes cruels, L...
Symbolism took place in a great carrefour, a time when strong currents and literary movements were c...
In the late nineteenth century, the rules governing the artistic creation collapse and the artist ex...
This article seeks to articulate the representation of the landscape and its connection with the cha...
This text represents the second chapter of a study on Robaldo's trajectory during his oscilation bet...
This paper discusses the figuration of misery through the poetic prose manifest in the chapter “L’on...