Charles ferdinand ramuz biography definition

          Swiss writer ().

          Charles Ferdinand Ramuz (24 September – 23 May ) was a French-speaking Swiss writer..

          Entry updated 12 September 2022. Tagged: Author.

          (1878-1947) Swiss actor and author, active from 1903, though his early fiction was doggedly realistic.

          It was only as a consequence of World War One, which affected him deeply, that he began to produce some sf and several metaphysical fantasies tinged with Allegory.

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        1. Charles Ferdinand Ramuz (shärl fĕrdēnäN´ rämüz´), –, Swiss novelist.
        2. Charles Ferdinand Ramuz (24 September – 23 May ) was a French-speaking Swiss writer.
        3. Ramuz, who was a poet before he was a novelist, doesn't concern himself with anything resembling a plot.
        4. Born in Lausanne to a Protestant family, Charles Ferdinand Ramuz was a Swiss poet, essayist, contributor to and editor of several French and.

          5. The first of these prose-poem fictions is Le Règne de l'esprit malin (1917; trans James Whitall as The Reign of the Evil One1922), in which the Devil comes to live in a country town, where he impersonates Christ or a Christ-figure (see Religion).

          Histoire du Soldat ["The Soldier's Tale"] (1920) is cast as a Pantomime-ballet with narrator; it was set to music by Igor Stravinsky (1882-1971) in 1918, prior to its formal publication [for Allegory and Pantomime see TheEncyclopedia of Fantasy under links below].

          The inhabitants of a remote mountain village in Terre du ciel – Joie dans le ciel ["The World of Heaven – Joy in Heaven"] (1921