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Enid Starkie

Anglo-IrishAugust 18, 1897 – April 21, 1970Autobiography

Starkie was primarily a biographer of Rimbaud and Baudelaire but her autobiography A Lady's Child is a vivid document of Anglo-Irish Protestant life. Her scholarly work shaped the reception of French literature in England.

Works

  • A Lady's ChildMemoir recounting a childhood in Ireland with themes of loss and transformation→
  • BaudelaireCritical biography of the French Romantic poet and his complex artistic legacy→
  • Arthur RimbaudCritical biography of the rebellious French Symbolist poet Rimbaud→
  • Flaubert: The Making of the MasterCritical biography tracing Flaubert's artistic development and literary innovations→
  • From Gautier to EliotLiterary criticism examining French Symbolism and modernist poets through Eliot→

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