Maurice Maeterlinck
Maeterlinck, Maurice - môrēsˈ mätĕrlăNkˈ, 1862–1949, Belgian author who wrote in French. After practicing law unsuccessfully for several years, he went to Paris in 1897. He had already been touched by the influence of the symbolists and the mystical thought of Novalis and Emerson; his eventual 60-odd volumes can be read as a symbolist Read More...
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An Anthology of Belgian Symbolist Poets (Chap. III "Maurice Maeterlinck")
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The Process of Art: Essays on Nineteenth-Century French Literature, Music, and Painting in Honour of Alain Raitt ("Shakespeare Ou Maeterlinck: Mallarme Reading Theater" begins on p. 82)
by Mike Freeman, Elizabeth Fallaize, Jill Forbes. 222 pgs.
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Essays on Modern Dramatists (1921) ("Maurice Maeterlinck" begins on p. 179)
by William Lyon Phelps. 280 pgs.
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An Outline of Contemporary Drama (1927) (Chap. Eleven "Maurice Maeterlinck")
by Thomas H. Dickinson. 304 pgs.
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Choir of Muses (Discussion of Maurice Maeterlinck begins on p. 131)
by Etienne Gilson, Maisie Ward. 198 pgs.
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