What the Poet has to Say to the Philosopher
- the love-hate relationship between philosophy and poetry
- Categories:Philosophy
- Language:French（Translation Services Available）
- Publication date:March,2018
- Pages:84
- Retail Price:11.00 EUR
- Size:140mm×210mm
- Page Views:135
- Words:20K
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- Text Color:Black and white
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- A simple, concise format.
- Ideal reading for students of humanities, literature and philosophy.
Description
Much later, Yves Bonnefoy questioned this passionate relationship, calling for dialogue between the different forms of writing in a superb first collection entitled Anti-Plato.
What does the poet have to say to the philosopher then? How can these warring siblings, philosophy and poetry, agree and intertwine so as to offer readers a constantly renewed vision of the world?
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