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KevinfromCanada The Jinx, by Theophile Gautier October 28, 2009 Purchased at Chapters.ca The Lesson of the Master The Touchstone The Jinx , but the primary colors and the grotesquely smiling image jumped right off the screen. And, to prove that I am not just a pretty cover kind of guy, it also informed me that the book featured a forward by Gilbert Adair, whose own novella, The Death of the Author , was another positive experience in the 2009 reading year. Jettatura The Jinx Mademoiselle de Maupin . A poet, travel writer and journalist, the same note says that Gautier is also known for his ballets, including Giselle conte fantastique He was a young man of between twenty-six and twenty eight, or least that was the age you were tempted to ascribe to him at first glance, for when you looked at him more attentively you found him either younger or older, to such an extent was his enigmatic expression a mixture of freshness and fatigue. His dark blond hair was that shade of colour the English call auburn, and in the sunlight it blazed with a coppery, metallic sheen, while in the shade it appeared almost black; his profile was composed of cleanly drawn lines: a forehead with such protuberances as would have attracted the admiration of a phrenologist, a nobly curving aquiline nose, finely moulded lips, and a powerfully rounded chin reminiscent of ancient medals; and yet all these features, handsome in themselves, did not add up to an attractive whole. As the reader soon discovers, that reference to coral is important. The Neapolitans believe that the way to ward off the jettatura is to meet the gaze with a direct, forked response: a raised hand with pointed index and little fingers, animal horns worn as charms and the forks of coral will all do in a pinch. The plot thickens when we are introduced to Count Altavilla:

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Home U.S. People Word Wise ... Homework Center Fact Monster Favorites Halloween Math Flashcards Geography Guide Seven New Wonders of the World ... The Fifty States Reference Desk Atlas Almanacs Dictionary Encyclopedia ... key Mademoiselle de Maupin (1835). Gautier was a painter before he turned to writing. His theory of plasticity, that words should be used as the painter and sculptor use their tools, is illustrated in his volumes of poems Voyage en Espagne (1845) and [enamels and cameos] (1852). His other works include the poem (1838), the novel Le Capitaine Fracasse (1863), and L'Histoire de l'art dramatique en France See studies by A. B. Smith (1977), R. Shell (1982), and K. Bulgin (1988). His daughter, Judith Gautier, La Fille du ciel (1911; tr. The Daughter of Heaven, 1912). Her novels, poems, and essays were usually on Asian subjects. She was the first woman to become a member of the Goncourt Academy. The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, Cite Print See more Encyclopedia articles on: French Literature: Biographies Help Site Map Atlas ... Encyclopedia Click Here! Click Here!

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1907 Nuttall Encyclopædia of General Knowledge G · Gautier, Théophile a b c d ... z Gautier, Théophile ( Gautier, Théophile , a distinguished French poet, novelist, and critic, born at Tarbes ; began life as a painter, but turning to literature soon attracted the attention of Sainte-Beuve by some studies in the old French authors; by-and-by he came under the influence of Victor Hugo, and in 1830 started his career as a poet by the publication of “Albertus,” five years after which appeared his famous novel “Mademoiselle de Maupin”; for many years he was engaged in the work of art criticism for the Paris newspapers, and those of his critiques dealing with the drama have been republished, and fill six vols.; both as poet and novelist his works have been numerous, and several delightful books of travel in Spain Turkey Algeria artist Gautier has few equals to-day in France , but his work is marred by a lax and paradoxical philosophy of life, which has, by his more enthusiastic admirers, been elevated into a “cult” (

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@import url(../index.css); A B C D ... Articles (Ga) Gautier, THEOPHILE Gautier, THEOPHILE Practical Reference Library go tyay', (1811-1872), a French poet, novelist and critic. His first volume of poems, published in 1830, marked him as a romanticist of the school of Hugo. His first great success was secured by publication of the romance Mademoiselle de Maupin. He was afterward engaged as theatrical and art critic on the Revue de Paris, the Artiste, the Moniteur and the Journal Officiel. Among the most interesting of his productions may be ranked his Journeys in Spain; Italy and Constantinople, narratives of travel; Captain Fracasse and Handsome Jenny, novels; the brilliant short stories, Fortunio and Jettatura; his criticisms, collected in History of Dramatic Art in France, and Enamels and Cameos, his best volume of verse, on which his reputation chiefly rests.

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