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Rabelais (from Le Tiers Livre, Ch.li) -- Ronsard ('ode A Cassandre') -- Du Bellay ('heureux Qui, Comme Ulysee... ') -- Montaigne (from Essais, Bk. 1, Xxxi) -- Corneille (polyeucte, Lines 721-64) -- Moliere (tartuffe, Lines 266-310) -- La Fontaine (fables, Bk. Ix, Ix) -- Racine (athalie, Lines 1768-90) -- Voltaire (from Letter To M.***) -- Beaumarchais (from Le Barbier De Seville, Act I, Sc.ii) -- Chenier ('pasiphae') -- Balzac (from Histoire Des Treize) -- Musset (lorenzaccio, Act Iv, Sc.v) -- Hugo ('demain, Des L'aube... ') -- Flaubert (from Madame Bovary, Pt. I, Ch. Vi) -- Baudelaire ('la Cloche Felee') -- Sully-prudhomme ('le Vase Brise') -- Verlaine ('a Clymene') -- Goncourt (from Madame Gervaisais, Ch. Xliii) -- Mallarme ('victorieusement Fui Le Suicide Beau... ') -- Regnier ('odelette') -- Alain-fournier (from Le Grand Meaulnes, Pt. I, Ch. Xv) -- Proust (from A L'ombre Des Jeunes Filles En Fleurs, Pt. I) -- Colette (from La Maison De Claudine, Ch. X) -- Mauriac (from Therese Desqueyroux, Ch. Iii). By W. D. Howarth And C. L. Walton. Selections In French, Commentaries In English Bibliography: P. 267-270.
This volume investigates the stylistic and thematic nuances of canonical French literature through a series of structured close readings. Authors W. D. Howarth and C. L. Walton provide a pedagogical framework designed to assist students in analyzing complex literary passages. By pairing original French texts with detailed English commentaries, the authors establish a methodology for interpreting the evolution of French prose and poetry from the Renaissance to the twentieth century.
What You Will Find
Experts frequently cite this collection as a reliable resource for students of French literature seeking to improve their analytical skills. Readers often note the clarity of the commentaries, which effectively bridge the gap between linguistic comprehension and literary interpretation.
Page Count:
318
Publication Date:
1997-04-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0199120161
ISBN-13:
9780199120161
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