Here is the relevant Library of Congress classification for
French literature:
PQ
When conducting a search for various titles related to French Poetry or Literature, the following LC subject headings will be very useful:
French literature – History and criticism
French literature – Philosophy
French literature – Translations into English
French poetry
French poetry – To 1500
If you would to begin a search in the library catalog, click here
The Knight Library at the University of Oregon has an impressive number of titles on the subject of French poetry. Click here to search the UO Libraries Catalog.
Here is a sample list:
Below is a sample of French poetry books in the LCC Library collection:
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Looking for background information on a poet? Try searching the reference databases below:
Credo Reference
Use Credo Reference to search and access over 460 high-quality encyclopedias and dictionaries and other reference works in a wide variety of subject areas. To begin your search, click on the link below:
Gale Virtual Reference
Provides access to nearly 100 complete reference works, including encyclopedias, dictionaries and handbooks. To begin your search, click on the link below:
This website contains translations of classic texts by famous poets as well as original poetry and critical works. Click on the link below:
Google Scholar is a simple way which makes it easier for students, researchers and people associated with the academia to conduct broad research for scholarly literature, articles, peer-reviewed papers, thesis, books and various academic resources. It is important to note that the full texts of articles in Google Scholar are not necessarily available freely to all searchers. Students using Google Scholar are encouraged to contact or meet with librarians and talk how they can obtain the full-text of an article(s) or the entire book.