...Donald Stone, Jr. Dorothy Gabe Coleman. Cambridge, London, New York: Cambridge University Press, 1975. viii + 210 pp. $17.50. Copyright © 1976 by Duke University Press 1976 REVIEWS Maurice Sckve, Poet of Love: Trudition and Originality. Hy DOKO’I-HYGAW...

... madrigal,” Nanie Bridgman, librarian of the department of music, Bibliothkque Nationale, Paris “Musique et poksie en France au XVIe sikcle avant les Amours de Ronsard,” G. Thibault, director of the Socidtd de Musique d‘Autrefois, Paris “Maurice Sckve et la Musique,” V. L. Saulnier...

...). Forster traces the wanderings and interactions of these two traditions as they spread throughout Europe, noting the dominance of Bemboist impulses in Spanish love poetry, the fusion of Hemboist Neoplatonism and Neapolitan conceited diction in Maurice Sckve and other poets of the school of Lyon...

... Sckve et la Musique,” V. L. Saulnier, professor of French literature at the Sorbonne “Ronsard et la Musique,” Raymond LeEgue “La chanson anglaise avant l’ecole madrigaliste,” Denis Stevens “L’influence de la musique italienne sur le madrigal anglais,” J. A. Westrup, professor of...

... revealed in almost every sentence that he writes, that it is really the poem that makes the poet. Matter determines form, not only of the individual work, but also of the poet’s character, or thought, or very mode of existence. Sckve: “Les dizains decident de son sort. Le pokme-symbole le...

... empirical reckoning can be placed upon self-esteem, or the esteem of one’s fellow poets, or the moral authenticity and efficacy of one’s work? Lough’s investigations “explain” to a large degree the chapbooks and Eugene Sue; they are mostly irrelevant to Maurice Sckve, Pas- cal, and Rousseau...

... despendues, 0 mile morts en mile rets tendues, 0 pires maus contre moy destinez. 8 Notably Dorothy O’Connor’s thesis Louise Lab6 (Paris, 1926). Cf. also Albert Baur, Maurice Sckve et la Renaissance Lyonnake (Paris, 1 pp. 82-83. 9On the whole, my...

... dans un mixte de mythologie et de rkalisme,” and thus he presents morning as Aurora extinguishing all the starry candles and inviting Day-Apollo to rise from the lower regions to steep in gold the high mountain peaks : 16 Maurice Sckve, Sonnet LXII, CEuvres poe‘tiques, ed. Bertrand...