From Lautréamont to true de l'Avenir: Frédéric Damé (1849-1907), a French Bucharestian fin de siecle Cover Image

De Lautréamont à la rue de l’Avenir: Frédéric Damé (1849-1907), un Français bucarestois fin de siècle
From Lautréamont to true de l'Avenir: Frédéric Damé (1849-1907), a French Bucharestian fin de siecle

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Author(s): Michel Wattremez
Subject(s): Language and Literature Studies, Applied Linguistics
Published by: EDITURA ASE
Keywords: Lautreamont; romanization; Romania; France; antisemitism

Summary/Abstract: Frederic Dame (1849-1907) is known as a dedicatee of the "Poesies" of Isidore Ducasse, alias Lautreamont. The paper studies the process of romanization of this French naturalized Romanian, professor, journalist, lexicographer, historian. Dame constitutes a perfect example of bilingualism. His universal personality establishes a bridge between France and Romania. His spirit of enterprise and his French-Romanian cross look define him as an enthusiastic European polygraph.

  • Issue Year: 12/2011
  • Issue No: 23
  • Page Range: 77-90
  • Page Count: 13
  • Language: French
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