Guillaume Desotel ' ( fr. Guillaume Des Autels ; 1529 , Burgundy - 1581 ) - French poet and polemicist . Representative of the Lyon poetry school . An active member of the Pleiades , a poetic association in France of the XVI century , which was headed by Pierre de Ronsard .
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Content
- 1 Biography
- 2 Creativity
- 3 Selected Works
- 4 notes
- 5 Links
Biography
He studied literature, philosophy and law at the University of Valence , spent part of his youth in Roman-sur-Isère , in Dauphin .
Member of the association of poets " Pleiades ". In addition to him, the group included Pierre de Ronsard , Joaques du Belle , Jacques Peletier du Mans , Jean de Laperus , Jean Antoine de Baif , Pontius de Tiar , Etienne Jodelle and others.
Known for having a significant impact on the literary life of his time. He advocated the use of the French language in poetry. He wrote poetry in the common French language (and not Latin ), at the same time he advocated the use of old French in prose and poetry and was opposed to replacing it with modern spelling.
Participated in disputes over spelling reform. Together with other members of the Pleiades, he proposed French poetry not a revolutionary , but an evolutionary path of development.
Guillaume Desotel, advocated "the good ancestors of national poetry . "
I thought that the introduction of new poetic genres - odes , sonnets , satire , elegy and others, does not contradict the development of old genre forms, for the ode is completely comparable with the epigram , satire with kok-a-lan , elegy with le .
Creativity
The author of a work of civilian lyrics, sonnets in the style of Petraki , which he included in epigram collections.
In his work he skillfully used Latin and Greek .
He wrote in the manner of François Rabelais and Pierre de Ronsard .
He published works mainly in Lyon , Paris , Antwerp and Rouen .
Used the pseudonyms Glaumalis du Vezelet, G. Tesbault and Terhault , as well as the Latin form of his name ( "Altario" ).
Selected Works
- Traite Touchant L'Ancienne Ecriture de la Langue Francaise et de la Poesie, Contre L'Ortographie des Meygretistes. Lyon, 1548
- Le Mois de Mai, par Guillaume Des Autels, Charrolais. Lyon, 1550
- Repos de Grand Travail. Lyon, 1550
- Replique de Guillaume Des Autelz, aux Furieuses Defenses de Louis Meigret. Avec le Suite de Repos. Lyon, 1551
- Amoureux Repos de Guillaume des Autelz, Gentilhomme Charrolais. Lyon, 1553
- Recreation des Tristes. Lyon
- Histoire D'Herodiade. 1554
- La Paix Venue du Ciel with le Tombeau de L'Empereur Charles V Cesar, etc. Antwerp, 1559
- Encomium galliae Belgicae. Guillaume Altario Carolate Antwerp, 1559
- Remonstrance au People Francoys' - etc. Paris, 1559
- Repos de Plus Grand Travail of 1550 was reprinted in 1560 at Lyon
- Deliciae Poetarum Gallorum Hujus Superiorieque Avi Illustrum, 1560
- Le Premiere Livre de Vers de Marc-Claude de Busset. 1561
- Mitistoire Barragouyne de Fanfreluche et Gaudichon - etc. Lyon, 1574 (or 1576)
- Gelodacyre Amoureuse, Contenant Plusiers Aubades, Chansons Gaillardes, Pavanes. 1576
- La Recreation et Passetemps des Tristes - etc. Rouen, (1595 (and 1597)
Notes
- ↑ BNF ID : 2011 Open Data Platform .
- ↑ German National Library , Berlin State Library , Bavarian State Library , etc. Record # 120916061 // General regulatory control (GND) - 2012—2016.
- ↑ Swartz A. Open Library - 2007.
Links
- Biographie, œuvres de Guillaume des Autelz (French)
- Guillaume Des Autels (French)