Стефан Малларме цитаты страница 2

„Книга, когда мы, как авторы, отделяем себя от нее, существует безлично, ни в коей мере не взыскуя присутствия читателя. Среди всех человеческих принадлежностей, она единственная, взошедшая в бытие сама по себе; она сделана и существует сама собой.“

дерево, земля
Источник: Собрание стихотворений

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„Рисовать не вещь, а впечатление, ею производимое.“

книга
Источник: Сочинения в стихах и прозе.

Эта цитата ждет обзора.

„Цветок печальный, здесь ты расцвела, любя…“

рисование
Источник: Сочинения в стихах и прозе.

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“A throw of the dice will never abolish chance.”

цветок
Источник: Собрание стихотворений

Стефан Малларме: Цитаты на английском языке

“I, proud of my rumour, for long I will talk
Of goddesses; and by picturings idolatrous,
From their shades unloose yet more of their girdles:
So when of grapes the clearness I've sucked,
To banish regret by my ruse disavowed,
Laughing, I lift the empty bunch to the sky,
Blowing into its luminous skins and athirst
To be drunk, till the evening I keep looking through.
Oh nymphs, we diverse MEMORIES refill.”

Stéphane Mallarmé Un Coup de Dés Jamais N'Abolira Le Hasard

Un Coup de Dés Jamais N'Abolira Le Hasard
Title of poem (1897), as quoted in Mallarmé's Un coup de dés : An Exegesis (1949) by Robert Greer Cohn.
Observations

“How, save through obscure
Terrors, imagine more implacable still
And as a suppliant the god who some day will
Receive the gift of your grace! and for whom,
Devoured by anguish, do you keep the unknown
Splendor and mystery of your being?”

The Afternoon of a Faun (1876)

“My breast, though proofless, still attests a bite
Mysterious, due to some august tooth;
But enough! for confidant such mystery chose
The great double reed which one plays 'neath the blue.”

Nurse.
Hérodiade (1898)

“Degas was discussing poetry with Mallarmé; "It isn't ideas I'm short of… I've got too many", said Degas. "But Degas," replied Mallarmé, "you can't make a poem with ideas. … You make it with words.”

The Afternoon of a Faun (1876)

“The flesh is sorrowful, alas! And I've read all the books.”

From Degas, Manet, Morisot by Paul Valéry (trans. David Paul), Princeton University Press, 1960.
Observations