Jules Supervielle (1884–1960)
Autore di L'Enfant de la Haute Mer
Sull'Autore
Opere di Jules Supervielle
Robinson, comédie en 3 actes 3 copie
La belle au bois 2 copie
The Shell and the Ear 2 copie
La desconocida del Sena 2 copie
Bolivar et La Première Famille 2 copie
Les amis inconnus 1 copia
TREE #5 (Summer 1975) 1 copia
Orfeusz i inne opowiadania 1 copia
Orphee, et autres contes 1 copia
悲劇的肉体 1 copia
Oublieuse mémoire 1 copia
Gebed van de os 1 copia
Débarcadères. 1 copia
Der Kinderdieb Roman 1 copia
La valeur d'enfants 1 copia
Oublieuse memoire 1 copia
Le corps tragique 1 copia
Scheherazade 1 copia
Along the road to Bethlehem 1 copia
帆船のように―シュペルヴィエル詩集 (1985年) 1 copia
Opere correlate
Shakespeare : Oeuvres complètes, tome 2 : Roméo et Juliette (1959) — Traduttore, alcune edizioni — 15 copie
Van Flaubert tot heden : Franse verhalen — Collaboratore — 3 copie
Meesters der vertelkunst : zevenenderdig verhalen uit de moderne wereldliteratuur (1975) — Collaboratore — 2 copie
Etichette
Informazioni generali
- Nome canonico
- Supervielle, Jules
- Nome legale
- Supervielle, Jules Louis
- Altri nomi
- Supervielle, Julio Luis (Nom de naissance, Acte Uruguayen)
- Data di nascita
- 1884-01-16
- Data di morte
- 1960-05-17
- Luogo di sepoltura
- Cimetière communal, Oloron-Sainte-Marie, Pyrénées-Atlantiques, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France
- Sesso
- male
- Nazionalità
- Uruguay
France - Nazione (per mappa)
- France
- Luogo di nascita
- Montevideo, Uruguay
- Luogo di morte
- Paris, France
- Istruzione
- Faculté de lettres, Paris (Licence, Lettres)
- Attività lavorative
- poet
dramatist
short-story writer - Relazioni
- Michaux, Henri (friend)
Paulhan, Jean (close friend)
Etiemble, René (friend) - Organizzazioni
- Légation d'Uruguay à Paris (Attaché culturel ∙ 19 46 ∙ )
La Nouvelle Revue française (Rédacteur ∙ 19 19)
Bnque Supervielle, Uruguay (Administrateur ∙ ∙ 19 40)
Armée française (Service militaire ∙ 19 04 ∙ 19 05 ∙ Soldat WW1 ∙ 19 14 ∙ 19 19)
Bibliothèque Beinecke de livres rares et manuscrits, Université de Yale, Connecticut, Etats-Unis (Récipendiaire des archives) - Premi e riconoscimenti
- Grand Prix de Littérature de l'Académie française (1955)
- Breve biografia
- Jules Supervielle est un écrivain et poète franco-uruguayen. Il naît à Montevideo en 1884 ou son oncle a fondé une banque d'affaires et appelé son père pour le seconder (le père de Jules). Il perd ses parents à 6 ans, emportés par le choléra et est élevé par son oncle en Uruguay avant de suivre ses études en France à Paris.
La perte de ses parents influencera sa sensibilité et lui inspirera des oeuvres sur les thèmes du manque, de l'absence et de la mort.
En France, le jeune Supervielle, polyglotte (français, anglais, espagnol et portugais), découvre les poètes du dix-neuvième siècle comme Alfred de Vigny, Leconte de Lisle ou Victor Hugo. Ses premiers poèmes seront d'inspiration clairement parnassienne.
Après avoir effectué son service militaire, il obtient une licence d'espagnol à la Sorbonne et retourne en Uruguay. Il s'y marie l'année suivante avec Pilar Saavedra. Elle lui inspirera le recueil Comme des voiliers (1910). Il est mobilisé lors de la première guerre mondiale de 1914 à 1919. Parait en 1919 Voyage en soi, Paysages, Les poèmes de l'humour triste, Le goyavier authentique, dédiés à sa mère. Ces poèmes créent des images de paysages terrestres et maritimes, d'arbres, de plaine et de montagnes vus à travers les yeux du poète-voyageur.
Avec Débarcadères (1922), Supervielle trouve sa forme poétique et s'installe dans le milieu littéraire parisien. Il devient l'ami de Paul Valéry, d'Henri Michaux et de Jean Paulhan alors directeur de la NRF (Gallimard). Sont alors publiés des recueils qui contiennent ses meilleurs poèmes : Gravitations (1925), Le forçat innocent (1930) et Les amis inconnus (1934).
Parallèlement à sa poésie, Supervielle écrit et publie en prose : L'homme de la pampa (1923), roman d'une grande inventivité, Le voleur d'enfants (1926) et Le survivant (1928).
Lorsque la seconde guerre mondiale éclate, Supervielle - qui y fait de nombreux séjours - est en Uruguay. Il y reste jusque 1946 et, se fait nommé attaché culturel de la légation uruguayenne à Paris lors de son retour (La banque familiale a fait faillite en 1940). La période et les circonstances amèneront le recueil intitulé Poèmes (1945). Son ultime recueil, Le corps tragique, dernier recueil est publié en 1959. Il meurt l'année suivante, en 1960 à Paris et est inhumé au cimetière communal d'Oloron-Sainte-Marie dans les Pyrénées-Atlantiques
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This is a very odd novel. And it seems to be as obscure as it is odd: even French amazon has only one review and, apart from discovering that a movie had been made from the book (how?), I can find little information about it.
Colonel Philomen Bigua and his wife have acquired three children, two of whom had been abandoned and one whom the Colonel kidnapped. As the book opens, he is kidnapping a fourth. A fifth child is later got; it's the presence of this one, the only girl, that becomes Bgua's undoing.
Part of the strangeness lies in a serene detachment, not only of tone but of the characters themselves. One mother scarcely notices her child's absence and upon his return allows him to visit the Colonel often. The children are at ease with their new household. For much of the book the Colonel seems content to lead a life of sewing, drinking mate, and talking to himself. And, partly because none of the characters is sympathetic, the reader is likely to feel that same detachment. Supervielle's style and presentation also have a strange feel: he shifts setting and point of view freely but each person, whether tortured by lust or quietly praying, and each event has the same pitch, the same tone. The translator describes Supervielle's 'view of the universe' as a lighthouse beam, illuminating various objects and then moving on to pick out others. That seems to me a good analogy for the way The Colonel's Children is written.
It's not only for its oddness that I like this book: it's interesting, understated, rather evocative, and well-written, with the sort of perspectives and associations one would expect from a poet (it's for his poetry that Supervielle is best known). Overall, having read it is like having had a dream that one keeps returning to and wondering over the next day.… (altro)
Colonel Philomen Bigua and his wife have acquired three children, two of whom had been abandoned and one whom the Colonel kidnapped. As the book opens, he is kidnapping a fourth. A fifth child is later got; it's the presence of this one, the only girl, that becomes Bgua's undoing.
Part of the strangeness lies in a serene detachment, not only of tone but of the characters themselves. One mother scarcely notices her child's absence and upon his return allows him to visit the Colonel often. The children are at ease with their new household. For much of the book the Colonel seems content to lead a life of sewing, drinking mate, and talking to himself. And, partly because none of the characters is sympathetic, the reader is likely to feel that same detachment. Supervielle's style and presentation also have a strange feel: he shifts setting and point of view freely but each person, whether tortured by lust or quietly praying, and each event has the same pitch, the same tone. The translator describes Supervielle's 'view of the universe' as a lighthouse beam, illuminating various objects and then moving on to pick out others. That seems to me a good analogy for the way The Colonel's Children is written.
It's not only for its oddness that I like this book: it's interesting, understated, rather evocative, and well-written, with the sort of perspectives and associations one would expect from a poet (it's for his poetry that Supervielle is best known). Overall, having read it is like having had a dream that one keeps returning to and wondering over the next day.… (altro)
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bluepiano | Feb 28, 2014 |
bluepiano | Feb 28, 2014 | 
Un recueil de nouvelles fantastiques. A part la première, qui donne son titre au livre, je n'ai pas trop aimé. Je préfère ses poèmes.
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- Voto
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- ISBN
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