Marie Krysinska : une femme poète en France à la fin du dix-neuvième siècle

French literary history has typically underestimated Maria Krysinska. The hostility she encounterd can be attributed to her initiative oh theorizing her own poetic pratcie and her assertion of having benn a pioneer in the inauguration of free verse. She entered a domain traditionally reserved for male poets, while she repudiatef normative feminine posturing. Her poems illustrate der awareness of the pitfalls associated with femininity and critique its representations, while empathizing with female figures.