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The Other History of French Poetry, 1801–1900

Paliyenko, Adrianna M

Genius Envy, 2016, p.69

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Título:
The Other History of French Poetry, 1801–1900
Autor: Paliyenko, Adrianna M
Assuntos: Artists ; Arts ; Behavioral sciences ; Economic disciplines ; Economics ; Elegies ; Employment ; Families ; Femininity ; Gender identity ; Gender studies ; Human societies ; Labor economics ; Legacies ; Literary criticism ; Literary devices ; Literary epigraphs ; Literary genres ; Literary studies ; Literary studies: poetry & poets ; Literature ; Literature: history & criticism ; Lyric poetry ; Occupations ; Pastoral poetry ; Poetic forms ; Poetic movements ; Poetry ; Romantic poetry ; Social institutions ; Social sciences ; Sociology ; Writers
É parte de: Genius Envy, 2016, p.69
Descrição: Rival discourses sexing and unsexing genius, which affected creative women’s reception throughout the nineteenth century, called into question the critical literature that excluded them. From this paradox of reception an even fuller narrative of the French poetic past emerges. In an era that defined creativity as a male inheritance, did French women poets in the nineteenth century form a separate canon, mirroring “the formation among French women novelists of a conscious tradition”?¹ Or did they strive to position themselves with their male counterparts as carriers of a national poetic tradition? In what ways did the poetry women produced respond to
Editor: United States: Penn State University Press
Idioma: Inglês

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