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Brunetière (French pronunciation: [fɛʁdinɑ̃ vɛ̃sɑ̃ də pɔl maʁi bʁyntjɛʁ]; 19 July 1849 – 9
December 1906) was a
French writer and critic.
Brunetière was...
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Charles Buloz took over direction.
Another influential editor was
Ferdinand Brunetière (after 1893).
Among the
early regular contributors who
established the...
- Bourget:
Nouveaux essais de
psychologie contemporaine (1885)
Ferdinand Brunetière: L'Évolution de la poésie
lyrique en
France au XIX" siècle (1894) Maurice...
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prefect in France. The
daughter of André
Brunetière and Lily Barrière, she was born
Yvette Madeleine Brunetière in
Bordeaux and
originally wanted to become...
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usually considered an
allusion to Dante's
Divine Comedy;
while Ferdinand Brunetière, the
famous French literary critic,
suggests that it may stem from poems...
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contents of the
Pratique du théâtre were
summarized by
Ferdinand Brunetière in his
notice of d'Aubignac in the
Grande Encyclopédie. See also G Saintsbury...
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Baudelaire de
Benoist Blanc de Saint-Bonnet Bloy de
Bonald Boutang Bruckner Brunetière Cau de
Chateaubriand Fustel de
Coulanges Daudet Dumézil de Fabrègues Faye...
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concept began in a
deeply pejorative sense, to denounce,
wrote Ferdinand Brunetière "there is a
pretension to
raise writers, scholars, teachers, philologists...
- (1803-1879);
Clarisse Thérésa
Ouvrard (1802-1877),
married Achille Ferdinand Brunetiere in 1826; had
illegitimate issue.
Auguste Stéphanie
Coralie Thérésa Ouvrard...
- the Opéra
Toulon Provence Méditerranée,
under the
direction of Jérôme
Brunetière. The
opera company performs about eight operas a
season in the
opera houses...
