Émilie Noulet

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Émilie Elisa Régine Noulet (born May 2, 1892 in Auderghem / Oudergem , † August 7, 1978 in Koksijde ) was a Belgian Romance studies , literary scholar and literary critic.

life and work

Émilie Noulet was an elementary school teacher first. From 1918 she studied Romance philology in Brussels with Gustave Charlier . She did her doctorate in 1924 on Léon Dierx (Paris 1925) and became a high school teacher. From 1930 to 1940 she was assistant to Gustave Charlier, where she qualified as a professor in 1940 with the work L'oeuvre poétique de Stéphane Mallarmé (Paris 1940). As the wife (since 1937) of the emigrated Catalan poet Josep Carner (1884–1970), she went to her husband in Mexico before the outbreak of war in 1940, stayed there during the war, taught and founded the magazine Orbe with her husband . In 1945 she returned to Brussels to work as an assistant, became Chargée de cours in 1948 and associate professor in 1950. From 1953 to 1962 she was a full professor. In 1953 she was accepted as a member of the Académie royale de langue et de littérature françaises de Belgique. In 1963 she received an honorary doctorate from the Sorbonne . In 1975 she received the Prix Albert Counson . Émilie Noulet had been friends with Paul Valéry since the late 1920s .

Other works

Literary studies

  • Paul Valéry, Brussels 1927
  • Paul Valery. Etudes, Paris 1938, Brussels 1950
  • Études littéraires. L'Hermétisme dans la poésie française modern. Influence d'Edgar Poe sur la poésie française. Exégèse de trois sonnets de Stéphane Mallarmé, Mexico 1944
  • Dix poèmes de Stéphane Mallarmé. Exégèses, Lille / Geneva 1948
  • Le Premier visage de Rimbaud, huit poèmes de jeunesse, choix et commentaire, Brussels 1953, 1973
  • Mallarméenne suite, Paris 1959
  • Suite valéryenne, Brussels 1959
  • Alphabet critique 1924–1964, 4 vols., Brussels 1964–1966
  • Jean Tardieu, Paris 1964, 1978
  • Suites. Mallarmé, Rimbaud, Valéry, Paris 1964
  • Vingt poèmes de Stéphane Mallarmé. Exégèses, Geneva / Paris 1967, 1972, 2nd edition Brussels 1973
  • Entretiens sur Paul Valéry sous la direction de Émilie Noulet-Carner. [Cerisy-la-Salle, September 2-11, 1965.], Paris 1968
  • Le ton poétique. Mallarmé, Verlaine, Corbière, Rimbaud, Valéry, Saint John-Perse, Paris 1971
  • Album d'idées, voilà le titre. Les "Cahiers" de Paul Valéry année 1934, Brussels 1973
  • Un Portrait de Paul Valéry, Brussels 1977 (Encyclopaedia universalis 16)

Translation from Catalan

  • (Translator with Josep Carner) Josep Carner, Paliers. Poemes. Prologue de Roger Caillois, Brussels 1950
  • (Translator) Mariano Brull, Rien que, Paris 1954
  • (Translator with Josep Carner) Josep Carner, Nabi. Préface de Jean Wahl, Brussels 1959
  • (Translator with Josep Carner) Josep Carner, Lien. Poèmes, Brussels 1961
  • (Translator with Roger Caillois) Joseph Carner, L'ébouriffé, Paris 1963

literature

  • Raymond Trousson in: Biographie Nationale de Belgique 43, 1983, Sp. 550-556
  • Jan Rubes: Emilie Noulet, l'exégète de la poésie modern, in: Etudes littéraires 21, 1988, pp. 61-68.
  • Dictionnaire des femmes belges. XIXe et XXe siècles, ed. by Éliane Gubin u. a., Brussels 2006 sv (pp. 424–425)

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personal data
SURNAME Noulet, Émilie
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Noulet, Émilie Elisa Régine (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Belgian Romance studies and literary scholar
DATE OF BIRTH May 2, 1892
PLACE OF BIRTH Auderghem / Oudergem
DATE OF DEATH 7th August 1978
Place of death Koksijde