… In 1886, Anatole Baju founded Decadent, the journal of the early Symbolist movement, to which the two great masters Verlaine and Mallarmé, as well as R. Gill, Laforgue, Stuart Merrill, Laurent Tailhade, and Jean Lorrain contributed. Other notable Decadent writers include Moreas, Mendes, Schwob, Gourmont, the women Renée Vivien and Rachilde, the Belgians Verhaeren and Rodenbach, and the mystic Péladan. This tendency extended to the realm of arts other than literature, and also crossed the borders of France to other places, so it would be unjust to limit this pan-European current to its center, Paris. … *Some of the terminology that mentions "Rachilde" is listed below. Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information |
… 1886年,バジュAnatole Bajuが象徴派初期の機関誌《デカダン》を創刊したが,これにはベルレーヌ,マラルメの両大家をはじめとして,R.ギル,ラフォルグ,メリルStuart Merrill,タイヤードLaurent Tailhade,ロランJean Lorrainなども寄稿している。このほかデカダン派の作家として逸すべからざる人物にはモレアス,マンデス,シュウォブ,グールモン,女流のビビアンRenée Vivien,ラシルドRachilde,ベルギーのベルハーレン,ロデンバック,さらに神秘主義者のペラダンなどがいる。 以上のような傾向は文学以外の諸芸術の領域にまで拡大し,また国境の枠を越えてフランス以外の地にも波及したから,この汎ヨーロッパ的な潮流を単に中心地たるパリのみに限定するのは不当であろう。… ※「Rachilde」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。 出典|株式会社平凡社世界大百科事典 第2版について | 情報 |
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