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Alcools: Poemes 1898-1913, edited by Tristan Tzara, [France], 1913, published in English as Alcools, 1964, Humanities Press International, 1975. Le undicimila verghe o gli amori di un ospodaro ( Les Onze Mille Verges) [1] è un romanzo erotico di Guillaume Apollinaire del 1907. [2]

Los nombres de los personajes forman parte del mismo juego. Mony Vibescu hace referencia a Mony, falo en rumano, y Vibescu es sexo anal en argot francés. [3 ]​ En el caso de Culculine d'Ancône, cul en francés es culo, y enconner, en argot, es lo que se diría en castellano "encoñar", usando la palabra en sentido directo. [1 ]​ Notas [ editar ]Game died in Clamart, Île-de-France on 23 March 2023, at the age of 84. [1] Filmography [ edit ] Year The most famous pornographic novel by the French writer Guillaume Apollinaire (1880-1918), Les Onze Mille Verges [The Eleven Thousand Rods] recounts the shameless odyssey of the debauched aristocrat Mony Vibescu (the “Hospodar”) and his fellow rakes across the highways of Europe. Through the depiction of the unmanageable lust of the characters, the author explores the whole spectrum of human sexuality and depravity: sadism, masochism, vampirism, urophilia/undinism, scatophilia, bestiality, pedophilia (among others). The title “onze mille verges” is a nearly-homonymic pun on the Christian legend of the “onze mille vierges”—a group of holy virgins who accompanied Saint Ursula and became martyrs after being slaughtered and beheaded by the Huns. Indeed, in French, the word “verge” can refer either to a rod or to the male sexual organ. The volume exhibited here is the first edition of the novel clandestinely published in Paris by Elias Gaucher, probably in 1907. One of the most important French poets of the early twentieth century, Apollinaire was also a bibliographer who established, in collaboration with Fernand Fleuret (1883-1945) and Louis Perceau (1883-1942), the first comprehensive catalogue of L’Enfer de la Bibliothèque nationale (1913), that is the “private case collection” of the National Library of France, where are stored all the forbidden books not accessible to the general public. In this function, Apollinaire played a decisive role in the rediscovery of licentious books from past centuries, notably the works of Sade. La femme assise, 1920, revised edition, Editions de la Nouvelle revue francaise (Paris), 1928, French and European Publications, 1982. un alt caz, judecătorul Bonello, după ce a citat descrierea cărții de pe Wikipedia, a descris lucrarea în opinia sa ca o "pată de obscenități transcendentale". [3] Traduceri în limba română [ modificare | modificare sursă ]

Full text of Les Onze Mille Verges: https://archive.org/stream/ApollinaireLesOnzeMilleVerges/Apollinaire%20-%20Les_onze_mille_verges_djvu.txt Le parcours du héros est ponctué de scènes notablement crues, où Apollinaire explore toutes les paraphilies de la sexualité avec une volonté évidente d'éclectisme: le sadisme alterne avec le masochisme, la zoophilie avec l' ondinisme, la scatophilie avec le vampirisme, la pédophilie avec la gérontophilie et la nécrophilie, l' onanisme avec les orgies, le saphisme avec la pédérastie… L'écriture est alerte, l' humour ( noir au besoin) constamment présent, et l'ensemble du roman dégage une impression de «joie infernale», qui trouve son apothéose dans la scène finale. Meditations esthetiques: Les peintres cubistes, 1913 , published as The Cubist Painters: Aesthetic Meditations, 1913, Wittenborn (New York, NY), 1944.

Si je vous tenais dans un lit, vingt fois de suite, je vous prouverais ma passion. Que les onze mille vierges ou même onze mille verges me châtient si je mens ! Karín Lesnik-Oberstein, The last taboo: women and body hair, Manchester University Press, 2006, ISBN 0-7190-7500-9, p.94 Pablo Picasso consideró que Las once mil vergas fue el mejor libro que leyó en su vida. [5 ]​ Uso de la paronimia [ editar ] Mony Vibescu está acompañado por una protagonista femenina, Culculine d'Ancône, una prostituta que conoce en París y con la que realizará buena parte de su viaje.



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