Marceline Desbordes Valmore Boeken

Set on the island of Saint-Barthélemy, the story follows Arsène, a black man, and Sarah, a sleeping white child, as they seek refuge after arriving in a dugout canoe. Their safety is jeopardized by a plantation overseer threatening their freedom. The novella, written by Desbordes-Valmore in 1821, is explored by Deborah Jenson and Doris Kadish, who provide insights into its autobiographical elements, political context, and literary significance, enriching the reader's understanding of the narrative's complexities.

This classic work, significant throughout human history, is being republished in a modern format to ensure its preservation for future generations. The edition has been carefully reformatted, retyped, and designed to enhance readability. Unlike mere digitized copies, this version offers a clear and accessible text, making it an important resource for readers today.

The second volume of this classic work highlights its historical significance and enduring relevance. To ensure its legacy, Alpha editions has modernized the book, reformatting and redesigning it for contemporary readers. Unlike mere digital reproductions, this edition features clear and readable text, making it accessible for both current and future generations.

The book is a classic that has held significant importance throughout human history. To ensure its preservation, Alpha Editions has modernized its format for current and future generations. The text has been reformatted and typeset, resulting in a clear and readable presentation, rather than being mere digital reproductions of the original work. This effort highlights the commitment to keeping this important literary piece accessible and enjoyable for all readers.

Marceline Desbordes-Valmore, a prominent voice in 19th-century French Romantic poetry, presents a collection of poignant poems that delve into themes of love, pain, loss, and nature. Written in French, these works showcase the beauty and complexity of the language. This edition serves as a valuable resource for poetry enthusiasts and those interested in exploring the contributions of a celebrated female poet. The book is a facsimile reprint of the original, emphasizing its cultural significance while preserving its historical essence.

Kniha je u nás prvním chronologickým výborem z autorčina díla, jejímž inspiračním zdrojem byl vlastní neutěšený život. Básně jsou členěny do několika oddílů – Romance a elegie, Nové básně, Nářky, Chudé kvítí, Kytice a modltby, Básně vydané posmrtně. Do části Chudé kvítí byla včleněna i báseň Na ulici, kterou se za autorčina života neopovážil žádný vydavatel vydat.

Inspirací tvorby této francouzské básnířky byly celoživotní vzpomínky na první osudovou lásku k muži, který ji opustil a jehož jméno nikdy nikomu neprozradila. Její poezie je něžná, komorní, naprosto přirozená. Hugo ji nazval „královnou světa citů“ a Verlaine ji jako „nejgeniálnější a nejnadanější ženu století“ zařadil mezi prokleté básníky po bok Mallarméa a Rimbauda. Doslov Václav Černý. 4., rozš. vyd.