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Jean Dorat, dibujo a carboncillo anónimo de hacia 1585. Bibliothèque nationale de France. Jean Dorat (Limousin, 1508-1588) fue un escritor francés del Renacimiento, miembro del grupo poético de La Pléyade. Biografía. En 1537 dejó su región natal y se inscribió en la Facultad de Artes.
Died: Nov. 1, 1588, Paris (aged 80) Movement / Style: La Pléiade. Jean Dorat (born 1508, Le Dorat, near Limoges, Fr.—died Nov. 1, 1588, Paris) was a French humanist, a brilliant Hellenist, one of the poets of the Pléiade, and their mentor for many years. Dorat belonged to a noble family; after studying at the Collège de Limoges, he became ...
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Jean Dorat, en latin Auratus, dit d'Aurat, nom de plume de Jean Dinemandi 1, né le 3 avril 1508 2 à Limoges, mort le 1er novembre 1588 à Paris, est un écrivain et helléniste français . Biographie. Il naît à Limoges, de parents pauvres surnommés les Dinemandi (du limousin Disnamandy : Mangematin).
Jean Dorat , en latín Auratus , conocido como Aurat , seudónimo de Jean Dinemandi , nacido el 3 de abril de 1508 en Limoges , murió el 1 st de noviembre de 1588 en París , es un escritor francés y helenista . Resumen. 1 biografía. 2 publicaciones. 3 Notas y referencias. 4 apéndices. 4.1 Fuente parcial. 4.2 Bibliografía. 4.3 Enlaces externos.
In interpreting the Homeric myths, Dorat uses two main tools: the authority of previous Homeric allegorists and the principles of etymology. However, each of these approaches could and did provide a wide range of often conflicting interpretations, and in choosing between them, Dorat feels that consistency is the key, as he observes
A very wide range of classical and medieval authors are adduced by Dorat in support of his interpretation of the Homeric text, and he includes all the traditional types of allegoresis: moral, physical, historical, metaphysical, and religious.
(1508–88),French humanist scholar and poet. He taught from 1547 at the Collège de Coqueret (where his pupils included Jean-Antoine de Baïf, Joachim Du Bellay, and Ronsard) and from 1556 ...
