The theme of women in the songs of Jacques Brel

Our work aims to help anyone interested in Brel's poetry to approach the theme of women in anthological writings that marked the golden age of French song. Through an analytical-stylistic method, the work - whose first part focused more on the history of French song and Brel's biography - has embarked on a new approach to Brel's writings based on the ternary movement that Brel chose to think poetically about his women. Enjoy the reading.

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Adname Elhamess, Moroccan writer and poet. Master's degree in teaching FLE. Author of several publications: Diadème: novel in French; Shama: short stories in Arabic; Rainures: poetic collection in Arabic; Tatouages sur le dos du mortier: poetic collection in dialectal Arabic or zajal.

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Our work aims to help anyone interested in Brel's poetry to approach the theme of women in anthological writings that marked the golden age of French song. Through an analytical-stylistic method, the work - whose first part focused more on the history of French song and Brel's biography - has embarked on a new approach to Brel's writings based on the ternary movement that Brel chose to think poetically about his women. Enjoy the reading.