by Bruno Hongre, Paul Lidsky · Hatier · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782218029363
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«Chansons, Jacques Brel» is the critical analysis of Jacques Brel's songs by Bruno Hongre and Paul Lidsky, published by Hatier in the Profil d’une œuvre collection (79 pages, in French).
The volume studies the poetic universe of the Belgian singer-songwriter through his lyrics, with chapters devoted to the anguish before death, the figure of the «eternal Oedipus» and the analysis of the dramatic song as an expressive form. The book uses Brel's work to show the keys of the song as a poetic genre and its stage power.
It belongs to the Profil d’une œuvre collection, number 52. It is a study guide intended for the French baccalaureate level. Originally published in 1976.
For students of French literature and readers who want to delve into the poetry of Jacques Brel's songs with a brief guide.
