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Alcools

Alcools (English: Alcohols) is a collection of poems by the French author Guillaume Apollinaire. His first major collection, it was published in 1913.

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Themes and style

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Preparation and publication

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The poems of the collection, in alphabetic order

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Preparation and publication

Themes and style

Controversy

Reception

The poems of the collection, in alphabetic order

Posterity

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Alcools

Nodes40
Edges39
Triples47
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.05
Components1

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Alcools

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related to Preparation and publication · 20
Alcools → After, Apollinaire, Apollinaire's, April, Chantre, Cubist, Eau, France, Germany, He, However, It, Le Vent, Mercure, Pablo Picasso, Rhin, Rhénanes, The, Vie, Zone
related to Controversy · 12
Alcools → Apollinaire, Blaise Cendrars, Easter, Guillaume Apollinaire, In, Les Pâques, New York, New-York, November, The, Vendémiaire, Zone
related to Themes and style · 7
Alcools → Apollinaire's, Cantor, From, However, The, This, With
related to External links · 4
Alcools → English, French, Kline, Wikisource
related to Posterity · 3
Alcools → Books, Century, Le Monde's

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collection apollinaire poems first punctuation 1913 zone one verse author poem publication work france time heterogeneous well absence french great

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the absence of punctuationinstance ofcertain linguistic negligences as well as easy provocations0.80text
Alcoolsrelated to ControversyIn0.60section
Alcoolsrelated to ControversyGuillaume Apollinaire0.60section
Alcoolsrelated to ControversyZone0.60section
Alcoolsrelated to ControversyLes Pâques0.60section
Alcoolsrelated to ControversyNew-York0.60section
Alcoolsrelated to ControversyEaster0.60section
Alcoolsrelated to ControversyNew York0.60section
Alcoolsrelated to ControversyBlaise Cendrars0.60section
Alcoolsrelated to ControversyThe0.60section
Alcoolsrelated to ControversyApollinaire0.60section
Alcoolsrelated to ControversyNovember0.60section

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