François Villon was a French poet renowned for his distinctive and often gritty verse. His works, frequently penned from an outsider's perspective, explore themes of life, death, and penitence with remarkable linguistic inventiveness. Villon masterfully blended elevated language with vernacular expression, crafting a unique and unforgettable voice that continues to resonate.
Francois Villon was born in Paris in 1431. While we do not know what became of Villon after his 32nd year, the poems he produced in just six years capture in forceful, intelligent and candid verse the low and high life of Paris. This book presents a translation of his works. schovat popis
François Villon is one of France's most celebrated poets, and this volume brings together two of his most important works. Le Grand Testament is a long narrative poem that explores the life and times of Villon, while Le Petit Son Codicille is a shorter work filled with wry observations and dark humor. Together, they offer a fascinating and nuanced portrait of one of France's greatest poets, whose influence can still be felt in contemporary literature.
This volume features the complete works of François Villon, one of the most important French poets of the late medieval period. Villon's poems are known for their vivid imagery, bawdy humor, and poignant reflections on mortality. This edition, published by the Villon Society of London, includes extensive notes and commentary that provide historical context and illuminate the many literary allusions within the poems.
Die lasterhaften Balladen und Lieder des Francois Villon - bk799; dtv Verlag; Paul Zech; pocket_book; 1982
