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    L'histoire de la poésie : Des origines à nos jours
    L'histoire de la poésie : Des origines à nos jours
    L'histoire de la poésie : Des origines à nos jours
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    L'histoire de la poésie : Des origines à nos jours

    By YVES SITBON

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    Plongez dans l'histoire de la poésie, depuis les premiers poèmes connus jusqu'à la poésie contemporaine dans ce livre passionnant. Explorez les mouvements poétiques clés et les poètes les plus influents à travers les âges, et découvrez comment la poésie a reflété les aspirations et les inquiétudes de chaque époque. Obtenez une compréhension profonde de la complexité et de la richesse de la poésie et de son impact sur la culture et la société moderne

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherYVES SITBON
    Release dateJun 16, 2023
    ISBN9798223377177
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