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17274. TWO POST-ROMANTIC POETS: BAUDELAIRE & RILKE. This paper compares the work of two post-Romantic poets, Charles Baudelaire (1821-1867) of France and Rainer Maria Rilke (1875-1926) of Germany. Argues that while both poets rejected the ideologies of the Romanitic period, they also differed on a number of points. In particular, it is argued, they differ because Baudelaire emphasized themes of decay and decadence, while Rilke expressed a belief that a divine sense of “perfection” can be found in certain natural and manmade things. KEYWORDS: poets European poetry. Written 2005. 6 pages, 18 footnotes, 5 bibliographic sources. 1,400 words.   $42
 
17037. ROMANTICISM IN PORTUGAL. This paper discusses how the 19th century artistic and literary movement known as Romanticism was expressed in Portugal. It describes the conditions in Portugal at the time, the influences from other parts of Europe, and the major Portuguese Romanticists, such as Herculano, Almeida Garrett, Camilo Castelo Branco, and others. Keywords: Romanticism Portuguese. 9 pages; 35 footnotes; 7 bibliographic sources.   $63
 
15142. ARGUMENT AGAINST SCHOOL VOUCHERS. Various arguments against vouchers are discussed, including the fact that they take money from the public schools that need it. In addition, there is evidence that voucher programs don't work as intended, and there are flaws in the studies that support them. Two charts (from a study comparing test scores for voucher students and public school students) are included as an Appendix. 6 pages, 15 footnotes, 7 bibliographic references.   $42
 
13987. MARGUERITE YOURCENAR. This paper covers the life and career of the French writer of The Memoirs of Hadrian and numerous other works. Includes a discussion of the controversies surrounding Marguerite Yourcenar being the first woman elected to the French Academy. In addition, addresses the criticism that she failed to use a “feminine voice” by noting her high quality of writing and the fact that she used a “universal voice” instead. 13 pages, 46 footnotes, 8 bibliographic references.   $91
 
13716. GOETHE'S FAUST. A comprehensive analysis of the major theme and styles of Goethe's poetic drama. The great range of symbolism and poetry found in Faust illuminates Goethe's deeper philosophy of life and reveals how the symbolism of earthly, scientific, and sexual knowledge found in Part I can be resolved in the metaphysical conclusion found in Part II. 5 pages, 6 footnotes, 4 bibliographic references.   $35
 
13530. DEPICTION OF WOMEN IN BOCCACCIO'S DECAMERON. The social and sexual attitudes expressed by the women storytellers and the characters in Boccaccio's book are described. Women are shown as being strong-willed, sexual, and self-possessed in the majority of the short tales. 10p. 19f. 1b.   $70
 
12224. THE MOTIVES BEHIND BEOWULF’S REVENGE. Examines two major reasons for the warrior’s destruction of the monster (the warrior code in which a slain kinsman must be avenged, and the fact that Beowulf represents “good” in contrast to the symbolic evil of Grendel and his mother). 6p., 23f., 1b.   $42
 
10076. EUROPEANS AND NON-EUROPEANS IN "EL CID". The depiction of Moors and Jews in the anonymous 12th Century Spanish epic is analyzed. The attitudes of Christians toward non-Christian vassals and armies are seens as mixed, and El Cid's generosity to subdued Moors is noted. 7p., 15f., 1b.   $49
 
09160. THE CONCEPT OF FREEDOM IN THE MIDDLE AGES. Drawing upon values and concepts in More's Utopia and The Song of Roland, this essay compares and contrasts the concept of freedom in the Middle Ages with freedom in ancient Greece and the modern world. 6 pages, 7 footnotes, 3 bibliographic sources.   $42
 
08694. THEMES OF LOVE IN DANTE'S DIVINE COMEDY. Examines the distinctions and similarities between the many different kinds of love found in the Inferno, the Purgatoria, and the Paradiso. Examines the question of whether the ideals of human and divine love coexist within the vision and culture of modern man. 11p. 12f. 10b.   $77
 
08383. ALEXANDER PUSHKIN'S "THE BRONZE HORSEMAN." Discussion of how Pushkin's poem reveals that his sympathies are clearly on the side of the common people and the suffering they endure in order to make a great city possible. 5 pages, 10 footnotes in text, l bibliographic sources.   $35
 
05204. VIOLENCE IN LOVE AND WAR: LA CHANSON DE ROLAND. The concept of honor in medieval warfare and romantic love is examined in this study of the French epic. Selected passages in French illustrate the various kinds of violence characterizing the armed and the erotic conquest. 7 pages, 12 footnotes, 1 bibliographic source.   $49
 
05203. FRENCH LYRLC POETRY OF THE MIDDLE AGES. The various genres of lyric poetry of this epoch, such as the pastourelle, the chanson de 1'aube, and the chanson de toile, are examined for their treatment of the theme of separation of lovers. 7p., 0f., 0b.   $49
 
04014. ANCIENT AND MEDIEVAL LOVE POETRY. The psychological features and attitudes of love lyrics from classical and medieval times are compared, with excerpts from the poetry of Virgil, Catullus, Ovid, Cavalcanti, Guinizelli, and Dante. 4p., 0f., 0b.   $28
 
01384. ARTHUR RIMBAUD. The life and work of the l9th Century French poet are summarized, and his innovations in the art of modern poetry are considered as metaphysical investigations. 7p., 10f., 3b.   $49
 
00541. SIDNEY'S SONNET 39 COMPARED TO DANIEL'S SONNET 45. Two Elizabethan poems on the theme of sleep and the insomniac poet are compared in light of their mood and imagery. 4p., 0f., 0b.   $28
 
00235. GUILLAUME APPOLLINAIRE. An essay in French on the career and work of the poet-critic, with references and critiques of several of his more important poems. Upper division level French is used, with primarily English language resources. 9p., 11f., 9b.   $63
 
00224. APOLLINAIRE. An examination of the modern French poet's work and his influence in the rise of modern art criticism. His life and loves are treated briefly, and his association with such types as Picasso, Rousseau and Laurencin is described. 9p., 5f., 4b.   $63
 
52240. NOVALIS' "HYMNEN AND DIE NACHT" AND GERMAN ROMANTICISM. The religious and philosophical themes of Novalis' prose poems are analyzed, neo-Platonic idealism, yearning for the infinite, and the contrast of night and day are reviewed. 8p., 11f., 8b.   $56
 

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