Author: Jolicoeur, Renee Marie- Ange; Lubin, Maurice.
Title: Violon D'Espoir.
Description: (Port-au-Prince, Haiti: Imprimerie Serge L. Gaston), 1970. 1970. - Small octavo [approximately 7-3/4 inches high by 5-1/4 inches wide], softcover bound in printed cream-colored wrappers. The top inner corner of the front cover is lightly creased & there is some very minor soiling to the rear cover. 27 pages plus colophon. There is a tiny area of light soiling to page 16. Very good. First edition, with an introduction by Maurice Lubin. The Haitian writer Renee Marie-Ange Jolicoeur [1947-1976] was a poet and musician who was born in Jacmel and wrote her first poem at the age of eight. She produced three volumes of poetry: "Guitare de vers" [1967], the present volume and "Oiseaux de memoire" [1971-72]. In her poem "Je Suis", Jolicoeur describes herself as a charming Creole girl from Jacmel who is in love with her country. "Je suis une fille creole / Au charme caraibe / Une fleur de Jacmel / Une antillaise / Au regard / Plein d'amour / Je porte en moi / Mon Haiti cherie." Lubin writes in the introduction: "La tristesse du temps, la fugacite du moment, la vanite de la vie font partie de notre existence humaine. Mais ces petits faits sans poids dans la trame de la planete ont plus de retentissements sur la propre vie de la poetesse, pour etre en possession d'une sensibilite travaillee.." Jolicoeur died at Lille in France at the age of twenty-nine. Maurice Lubin [1917-1999] was a Haitian author and teacher and a historian specializing in the history of demography. Lubin expressed concern for the difficulties of women writers in Haiti. There were few women writers in Haiti's past. For the most part women studied music, painting and decorative arts and if they did write, they published their works under a pseudonym. Lubin commented "It was not until 1943 that the foundation of the Lycee de Jeunes Filles brought secondary education within the reach of our sisters and daughters." The text is in French. Rare. Very good .
Keywords: LITERATURE; HAITIAN LITERATURE; POETRY; POEMS; HAITIAN WOMAN POET AND MUSICIAN; RENEE MARIE-ANGE JOLICOEUR; VIOLIN D'ESPOIR; MAURICE LUBIN; FIRST EDITION; 1ST EDITION.
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Title: Violon D'Espoir.
Description: (Port-au-Prince, Haiti: Imprimerie Serge L. Gaston), 1970. 1970. - Small octavo [approximately 7-3/4 inches high by 5-1/4 inches wide], softcover bound in printed cream-colored wrappers. The top inner corner of the front cover is lightly creased & there is some very minor soiling to the rear cover. 27 pages plus colophon. There is a tiny area of light soiling to page 16. Very good. First edition, with an introduction by Maurice Lubin. The Haitian writer Renee Marie-Ange Jolicoeur [1947-1976] was a poet and musician who was born in Jacmel and wrote her first poem at the age of eight. She produced three volumes of poetry: "Guitare de vers" [1967], the present volume and "Oiseaux de memoire" [1971-72]. In her poem "Je Suis", Jolicoeur describes herself as a charming Creole girl from Jacmel who is in love with her country. "Je suis une fille creole / Au charme caraibe / Une fleur de Jacmel / Une antillaise / Au regard / Plein d'amour / Je porte en moi / Mon Haiti cherie." Lubin writes in the introduction: "La tristesse du temps, la fugacite du moment, la vanite de la vie font partie de notre existence humaine. Mais ces petits faits sans poids dans la trame de la planete ont plus de retentissements sur la propre vie de la poetesse, pour etre en possession d'une sensibilite travaillee.." Jolicoeur died at Lille in France at the age of twenty-nine. Maurice Lubin [1917-1999] was a Haitian author and teacher and a historian specializing in the history of demography. Lubin expressed concern for the difficulties of women writers in Haiti. There were few women writers in Haiti's past. For the most part women studied music, painting and decorative arts and if they did write, they published their works under a pseudonym. Lubin commented "It was not until 1943 that the foundation of the Lycee de Jeunes Filles brought secondary education within the reach of our sisters and daughters." The text is in French. Rare. Very good .
Keywords: LITERATURE; HAITIAN LITERATURE; POETRY; POEMS; HAITIAN WOMAN POET AND MUSICIAN; RENEE MARIE-ANGE JOLICOEUR; VIOLIN D'ESPOIR; MAURICE LUBIN; FIRST EDITION; 1ST EDITION.
Price: US$ 350.00 Seller: Blue Mountain Books & Manuscripts, Ltd.
- Book number: 36986
- Book number: 36986
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