Prix Femina
1 appearances
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Edition 22 (1925) Winner
Joseph Delteil
ジョゼフ・ドゥルテイ
Joseph Delteil
Profile
- Gender
- Male
- Born
- 1894-04-20 （Villar-en-Val, Aude, France）
- Died
- 1978-04-16 （Grabels, Hérault, France） age 83
- Nationality
- French
- Languages
- French
- Religion
- Unknown
- Residence History
- Pieusse (native village) → Limoux → Carcassonne → Grabels
Career
- Occupations
- Writer, Poet
- Active Years
- 1919-1978
- Influenced By
- Louis Aragon, Andre Breton
- Influenced
- Henry Miller, Frédéric Jacques Temple
Education
| Institution | Faculty | Department | Degree | Period | Country |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Saint-Louis school in Limoux | — | General education | Certificat d'études primaires | 1907まで | France |
| Collège Saint-Stanislas in Carcassonne | — | Small seminary | — | — | France |
Saint-Louis school in Limoux
General education
Degree:
Certificat d'études primaires
Period:
1907まで
Year of Graduation:
1907
Country:
France
Obtained Certificat d'études primaires
Collège Saint-Stanislas in Carcassonne
Small seminary
Country:
France
Attended as a student
Awards
| Year | Award | Work | Category | Organization | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1925 | Prix Femina | Jeanne d'Arc | — | Prix Femina jury | winner |
| 1965 | Grand Prix international de littérature gastronomique | La Cuisine paléolithique | — | — | winner |
Prix Femina
1925
Work:
Jeanne d'Arc
Organization:
Prix Femina jury
Result:
winner
Grand Prix international de littérature gastronomique
1965
Work:
La Cuisine paléolithique
Result:
winner
Awards & Nominations
Works
Major Works
Jeanne d'Arc
1925 NovelAnti-conformist novel about Joan of Arc, winner of Prix Femina.
Joan of ArcMysticismRebellion
La Deltheillerie
1968 Memoir1968 publication that regained notoriety.
MemoriesLiterary life
Sur le Fleuve Amour
1922 NovelFirst novel that attracted Surrealists' attention.
LoveAdventure
Bibliography
- Le Cœur grec (1919)
- Le Cygne androgyne (1921)
- Sur le Fleuve Amour (1922)
- Choléra (1923)
- Les Cinq sens (1924)
- Jeanne d'Arc (1925)
- Le Discours aux oiseaux par Saint François d'Assise (1925)
- Les Poilus (1925)
- Mes amours...(...spirituelles) (1926)
- Allo ! Paris (1926)
- Ode à Limoux (1926)
- Perpignan (1927)
- La Jonque de porcelaine (1927)
- La Fayette (1928)
- Le Mal de cœur (1928)
- De J.-J. Rousseau à Mistral (1928)
- Il était une fois Napoléon (1929)
- Les Chats de Paris (1929)
- La Belle Corisande (1930)
- La Belle Aude (1930)
- Don Juan (1930)
- La Nuit des bêtes (1931)
- Le Vert Galant (1931)
- A la Belle étoile (1944)
- Jésus II (1947)
- François d'Assise (1960)
- Œuvres complètes (1961)
- La Cuisine paléolithique (1964)
- La Deltheillerie (1968)
- Le sacré corps (1976)
- Correspondance privée Henry Miller-Joseph Delteil (1980)
- Musée de marine (1990)
- Les Prisonniers de l'infini (1994)
- Le Maître ironique (1995)
- L'Homme coupé en morceaux (2005)
Style & Themes
- Literary Style
- LyricalVitalistRegionalist
- Recurring Motifs
- Homeland landscapesOccitan cultureNature
Health
-
Serious illness1931年Left literature and Parisian life for southern France
Legacy
20th-century French writer and poet. Involved in early Surrealism, Prix Femina winner. Later lived a peasant life in southern France, friends with many notables. Buried in Pieusse.
Archives
- josephdelteil.net
In Popular Culture
- Inscription on house in Pieusse
Trivia
- Called Pieusse his 'native village'.
- Wife was Caroline Dudley, creator of Revue nègre.
- Excommunicated by Breton after leaving Surrealists.