Dictionary of Modern French Literature: From the Age of Reason Through Realism
By (Author) Sandra W. Dolbow
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Greenwood Press
24th June 1986
United States
Tertiary Education
Non Fiction
840.3
Hardback
375
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This work begins its coverage in 1715 with Neoclassicsm and concludes in 1880 with the advent of symbolism. (Cross references are made to a forthcoming companion volume that will extend coverage to post-modernism.) Writers dominate the discussion of major works, which conclude with a critical appraisal. Literary/philosophical movements and terms (e.g., Marivaudage') are also included. Advantages of the Dictionary include its close-up focus on an important period and its emphasis on current (1980-85) references for further readings.... Recommended for larger humanities collections and libraries specializing in the field.-Library Journal
"This work begins its coverage in 1715 with Neoclassicsm and concludes in 1880 with the advent of symbolism. (Cross references are made to a forthcoming companion volume that will extend coverage to post-modernism.) Writers dominate the discussion of major works, which conclude with a critical appraisal. Literary/philosophical movements and terms (e.g., Marivaudage') are also included. Advantages of the Dictionary include its close-up focus on an important period and its emphasis on current (1980-85) references for further readings.... Recommended for larger humanities collections and libraries specializing in the field."-Library Journal
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