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Joachim du Bellay was a prominent French poet of the 16th century, renowned for his contributions to the Pléiade, a group of poets who sought to elevate the French language and literature. Born in Laval, he was educated in the humanist tradition, which influenced his literary style and themes. Du Bellay's works often reflect his love for his homeland and the beauty of the French language, as seen in his most famous collection, "Les Regrets," where he expresses his longing for France while in Rome. His poetry is characterized by its emotional depth and lyrical beauty, showcasing the complexities of human experience.

Du Bellay's influence extended beyond his own writings; he played a key role in the development of French Renaissance literature. His advocacy for the use of the vernacular in poetry challenged the dominance of Latin and inspired future generations of writers. Du Bellay's ability to blend classical themes with personal reflection made him a pivotal figure in the transition towards modern French literature. Despite his relatively short life, his legacy endures through his works and his impact on the literary landscape of France.

国籍 法语
出生日期 August 3, 1525
出生地点 Laval, Mayenne, France
去世日期 January 1, 1560
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