Evvres De Lovïze Labé ... [French]

This edition presents the complete works of Louise Lab , a prominent figure of the French Renaissance. Known as "La Belle Cordi re," Lab was celebrated for her passionate and intellectual poetry, which challenged the conventions of her time. This collection includes her famous sonnets, elegies, and the prose dialogue, "D bat de Folie et d'Amour" (Debate between Folly and Love), offering a comprehensive view of her literary contributions.

Lab 's work explores themes of love, desire, and the human condition with remarkable candor and depth. Her poems are notable for their emotional intensity and skillful use of language, making her a significant voice in the history of French literature. This volume provides valuable insights into the cultural and intellectual landscape of the 16th century and showcases the enduring appeal of Lab 's verse.

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