Charles Van Lerberghe

Japanese: バン･レルベルグ（英語表記）Charles Van Lerberghe

1861‐1907
A Belgian poet who wrote in French. In 1886, together with his comrades Maeterlinck and others, he made his debut on the poetry scene with the small Paris magazine La Pléide, and later collaborated with Mockel's magazine Baronie, which became the center of the Belgian Symbolist movement. After publishing his mystical prose play The Sniffers in Liège in 1889, he moved to Brussels and earned his doctorate in philosophy. In 1998, he published his first collection of poems, A Fleeting Vision, and in 1904, he published The Song of Eve in the magazine Mercure de France.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

1861‐1907
フランス語で創作活動をしたベルギーの詩人。1886年同志メーテルリンクらとともにパリの小雑誌《ラ･プレイヤード》によって詩壇に登場，次いでベルギー象徴主義運動の中心となったモッケルの《バロニー》誌にも協力した。89年リエージュで神秘的な散文劇《嗅ぎつける人々》を発表したのち，ブリュッセルに移り住んで哲学博士の学位を得た彼は，98年この地で処女詩集《束の間の幻》を世に問い，さらに1904年には《イブの歌》を《メルキュール･ド･フランス》誌に発表した。

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