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The Enlightenment in Practice: Academic Prize Contests and ...
Winner: chevalier Dupont de Castelsarrasi (infantery major) Poetry (bouts-rimes). Winner: Mlle l'Heritier de Villandon Eloge de la princesse de Conti (in bouts-rimes).11 Winner: Anonymous Poetry (bouts-rimes). Winner: Mlle de Nouvelon ...
Jeremy L. Caradonna, 2012
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Body & Text in the Eighteenth Century: Edited by Veronica ... - Strona 56
What appears unacceptable in bouts rimes is not the repetition of sounds but the prior spacing and ordering of rhymed pairs in a list that should then generate a poem. In the genetic frame of Addison's discussion, the priority of such a list ...
Veronica Kelly, Dorothea E. von Mücke, 1994
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French Lyric Poetry in the Age of Malherbe - Strona 73
The first anthology of bouts-rimts, the Elite des Bouts-Rimes de ce Temps, appeared in 1649, a contemporary of the Fronde and the burlesque. The preface states that bouts-rimes had been popular since 1647, but their vogue was already on ...
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Handy-book of Literary Curiosities - Strona 115
Bouts-rimes (Fr., literally, "rhymed ends"), a form of literary amusement in which rhymes being given the participants, they fill up the verses. According to Menage, the notion of this frivolity was derived from a saying of the French poet Dulot, ...
William Shepard Walsh, 1892
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Arbitrary Power: Romanticism, Language, Politics - Strona 48
At first it appeared to us, that Mr. Keats had been amusing himself and wearying his readers with an immeasureable game at bouts-rimes. . . . He seems to us to write a line at random, and then he follows not the thought excited by this line, but ...
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Dante Gabriel Rossetti: The Poet as Craftsman - Strona 12
before William's publication of his brother's bouts-rimes in Works (1911), they also postdate one at Harvard and two at the British Museum. There is no way to approximate how many bouts-rimes were written by the three poets during this ...
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Merriam-Webster's Encyclopedia of Literature - Strona 163
Boutens also was noted for his translations of Homer, Sophocles, J. W. von Goethe, and others. bouts-rimes \,bu-,re-'ma, -'maz\ [French, literally, rhymed ends] Rhyming words or syllables to which verses are to be written; or the literary game of ...
Merriam-Webster, Inc, 1995
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Decorative Games: Ornament, Rhetoric, and Noble Culture in ...
In that sense, the linguistic games played in mondain circles were “burlesque” in spite of their refined language.62 Bouts—rimes, acrostics, rondos, proverbs, synonyms, enigmas, rebus, hieroglyphs, metamorphoses—parlor games that went in ...
Jean-Francois Bedard, 2011
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Private and Public Modes in the Poetry of Jonathan Swift - Strona 111
A good example of this ability is "Dulot Vaincu, ou La Defaite des Bouts-Rimes," a 463 line poem in four books 46 which Sarasin wrote in just four or five days. The subject of the poem alone — bad poetry — would alone have attracted Swift.
David Reynolds Sheehan, 1974
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All There Is to Know: Readings from the Illustrious ... - Strona 177
The invention of bouts-rimes is attributed to a minor French poet of the 17th century, Dulot, of whom little else is remembered. According to the Menagiana, about the year 1648, Dulot was complaining one day that he had been robbed of a ...
Alexander Coleman, Charles Simmons, 1995
