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du Bellay

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du Bel·lay  (d b-l, dü b-l), Joachim
See Joachim du Bellay.

du Bellay (French) [dy bɛlɛ]
n
(Biographies) See (Joachim du) Bellay


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In this group, Du Bellay receives the highest marks from the author, who offers a compelling analysis of the rejection of metaphor in favor of simile and metonymy in the Regrets.
Hampton's book is composed of a series of close readings of encounters with other nations/cultures in major works of such key French Renaissance writers as Rabelais, Marguerite de Navarre, Joachim du Bellay, and Montaigne and focuses on the consequences of such encounters for the representation of community and for the relationship of literary form to national identity.
Moreover, she establishes textual links between these creations and lyric poems of Du Bellay and Ronsard.
 
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