Oeuvres poetques de Nilakantha Diksita Sanskrit and French
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TextPublication details: Pondchery Institute francais d'indologie 1967Edition: 1 st edDescription: 358Subject(s): DDC classification: - 891.43 P614 O 104599
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Ubhayabharati Sanskrit | 891.43 P614 O 104600 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 104600 | |
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Mallarme will say it: "In his mysterious task", Hugo "was the verse personally". And even more than poetry, the poetry itself that he embodies for almost a century: a poetry open to his inner world as to the immensity of Nature, the clash of history as intimacy of the family. For it is the same I who in the work designates the individual, the citizen and the prophet, and addresses to the reader a word in which he finds himself: "None of us has the honor of having a life that is his. My life is yours, your life is mine, you live what I live; destiny is one. Take this mirror and look at it. Each generation, for more than a century, has built its anthology of Hugo. In turn, this one seeks to gather the poems consecrated by our collective memory - and to restore as closely as possible the image of a poet who still looks at us.
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