l'Ombre Dans Le Miroir: Poèmes [French]

By Jean Charbonneau

"l'Ombre Dans Le Miroir" est un recueil de po sie profond et vocateur de Jean Charbonneau, l'un des membres fondateurs et piliers de l' cole litt raire de Montr al. travers ces vers, l'auteur explore les nuances de l' me humaine et les reflets de la conscience, alliant une rigueur classique des lans symbolistes caract ristiques de son poque. L' "uvre se distingue par sa qu ate constante de beaut formelle et sa sensibilit m taphysique, abordant des th mes universels tels que le passage inexorable du temps, la m lancolie et l'introspection profonde.

Dans cette collection, Charbonneau emploie une langue riche pour d peindre des paysages int rieurs o l'ombre et la lumi re se confrontent. Le miroir sert de m taphore centrale, invitant le lecteur une m ditation sur l'identit , l'illusion et la r alit int rieure. Ce recueil t moigne de l'importance historique de la po sie qu b coise du d but du XXe si cle et illustre l'influence durable des courants parnassiens sur la litt rature d'expression fran aise en Am rique du Nord. "l'Ombre Dans Le Miroir" demeure une "uvre essentielle pour comprendre l' volution de la pens e po tique et l' l gance du style litt raire canadien-fran ais de cette p riode charni re.

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• Format: Hardcover
• Language: French
• ISBN: 1025808614
• ISBN13: 9781025808611
• Release Date: February 2026
• Publisher: Tradd Street Press
• Length: 262 Pages
• Weight: 1.20 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 6.1" x 9.2"