- Spes, 1929 Louis-Xavier de Ricard, Pe**** mémoires d'un
Parn****ien Adolphe Racot, Les
Parn****iens,
introduction and
commentaries by M. Pakenham, presented...
-
began writing poetry at an
early age, and was
initially influenced by the
Parn****ien movement and its leader,
Leconte de Lisle. Verlaine's
first published...
- 18th-century classicism. His work
should not be
compared to Hugo and the
Parn****ien poets, but to
philosophes like André Morellet.
Albert Camus in 1951's...
- Paul Verlaine,
first published in 1866.
Verlaine was
linked with the
Parn****ien movement in
French poetry. He
published his
first poem in
their journal...
- (PDF). Hesperia. 31 (3): 221–316. JSTOR 147122. Racot, A., 1967,"Les
Parn****iens,
introduction and
commentaries by M. Pakenham",
presented by
Louis Forestier...
- ****ociated with
Charles Leconte de Lisle, and were
given the name of "
Parn****iens". To this new school, form – the
technical part of
their art – was of...
-
British poet who
wrote in French, in the
style of the
Symbolistes and the
Parn****iens. A high-profile **** in the
Paris of the
Belle Époque, she is notable...
-
modern era by
incorporating the
aesthetic ideals and
modern anxieties of
Parn****iens and Symbolism, as
Garcilaso had
infused Castilian verse with Italianate...
- M****enet's Thaïs, he emplo**** an
unrhymed free
verse that he termed, in
Parn****ien fashion, poésie
melique which, like its
classical Gr**** predecessors,...
- to the
Palais des Arts in his
native town. He
became a
member of the
Parn****iens, with
Alphonse Lemerre including some of Soulary's
poems in the 1871...
