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belles lettres
belles lettresA French phrase meaning fine letters, used to mean works of literature.Thesaurus| Noun | 1. |  belles lettres - creative writing valued for esthetic contentbelles-lettresliterary composition, literary work - imaginative or creative writing |
Belles Lettres
Belles Lettres in a broad sense, artistic literature in general; in a narrower and more widely used sense, artistic prose as distinguished from poetry and drama. Sometimes, literature that is incomplete artistically and in ideas is included in belles lettres. The concept of belletriza-tion is widely used to designate the attempt by many authors of scholarly and scholarly artistic books to combine documentary material with elements of artistic narrative in the interests of entertainment. belles lettres
Synonyms for belles lettresnoun creative writing valued for esthetic contentSynonymsRelated Words- literary composition
- literary work
References in periodicals archiveUne Rencontre placee sous le double signe de l'amitie-attirance allee avec l'elegance du beau style : Actualites Eecrit par Stephanie Michineau Fragments d'un discours culturel Quand un ecrivain contemporain marocain d'envergure rencontre une ecrivaine contemporaine consacree Arts et Belles Lettres Francaises, cela donne le genre de Rencontres a immortaliser dans un beau livre.Une Rencontre placee sous le double signe de l'amitie-attirance allee avec l'elegance du beau style :These two volumes, the latest to be published in the I Tatti Renaissance Library series, show that Renaissance Latin extended its reach well beyond the belles lettres usually conjured up by the term.Book on MusicOnly in the last decade, marking the seven-hundredth anniversary of Petrarch's birth (birthdays were significant for Petrarch), have there appeared two modern editions with facing translations and brief notes: the four-volume 'Les Belles Lettres' edition of E.Petrarca, Francesco, Res Seniles, Libri I-IVThe sessions will be opened by Professor Jean Delumeau, member of the French 'Academie des Inscriptions et Belles Lettres', historian and leading specialist on Christian religion.A Journey into the Landscape of Fear(Rocks on a Platter presents various modernist approaches to language, and accordingly seems to express the ways in which poetry manifests a constructive resistance to itself.) Thus, the first few lines of Section III: Intimacy of tone and form beyond the tangible itinerary a mirror trap at 30 degrees I have the impression of a long body; of loaves and fishes of "belles lettres"Chimed thingsLes origines de la 'noblesse' et de la chevalerie", Compte-rendus de l'Academie des Inscriptions et Belles Lettres (1985), 186-200; Naissance de la noblesse (Paris: Fayard, 1998).Chivalryat the door and just enjoy the ride: Wild Girls is the Moulin Rouge of belles lettres.Evenings in ParisHer work has been anthologized in Due South, Belles Lettres, Crossroads: Stories of the Southern Literary Fantastic, and, mostly recently, Climbing Mt.Gods in AlabamaHow can that not constitute dubious measure of grandeur, for who are the judges who judge the judges who judge, and who put them upon the upper tribunals of belles lettres? We are poets, goddamn it, "voix on!" We are not literary functionaries submitted to the whims of editorial powers and plebiscites of vox populi.Article 4: Smash the administration(2.) In an interview with Angels Carabi for Belles Lettres, Toni Morrison discusses this process in great detail: "The thing is, I could not think of the voice of a person....Golden gray and the talking book: identity as a site of artful construction in Toni Morrison's Jazz |