Stéphane Mallarmé, Grand Oeuvre, Le Livre:
Selected Resources in English

Compiled by Ralph Dumain

Languages are imperfect in that although there are many, the supreme one is lacking: thinking is to write without accessories, or whispering, but since the immortal word is still tacit, the diversity of tongues on the earth keeps everyone from uttering the word which would be otherwise in one unique rendering, truth itself in its substance . . . Only, we must realize, poetry would not exist; philosophically, verse makes up for what languages lack, completely superior as it is.

— The Crisis of Poetry

Stephané Mallarme: Selected Prose

Stéphane Mallarmé - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Stéphane Mallarmé - Wikiquote

Stephane Mallarmé (French poet) -- Encyclopedia Britannica

Stéphane Mallarmé: Biography from Answers.com

Philip Harvey, & then we vanish to become the book, The Carmelite Library, 18 November 2012

Dennis Cooper, Spotlight on ... Stéphane Mallarmé The Book (∞)

Mallarmé, The Book by Klaus Scherubel. Presented at Printed Matter, Inc. Saturday June 12, 2004, 5 – 7 PM.

Klaus Scherübel. Mallarmé, Het Boek. S.M.A.K., Stedelijk Museum voor Actuele Kunst, Gent. 10 October 2009 – 6. December 2009

Nadežda Čačinovič, “Does Everything Exist to End up in a Book? Mallarmé and the Aftermath,” Ars & Humanitas / Študije, pp. 10-18.

Joanna Smith Rakoff, “The Illusionist: Mallarmé and His Circle,” Humanities, Volume 23, Number 4, September/October 2002.

Marshall C. Olds, “Mallarmé and Internationalism,” in Kaleidoscopes: Essays in Nineteenth-Century French Literature in Honor of Thomas H. Goetz, edited by Graham Falconer and Mary Donaldson-Evans (Toronto: Centre d’Études Romantiques Joseph Sablé, 1996), pp. 157-168. See full text.

Anna Sigrídur Arnar, The Book as Instrument: Stephane Mallarmé, the Artist's Book, and the Transformation of Print Culture. Chicago; London: The University of Chicago Press, 2011.

Steven Cassedy, Flight from Eden: The Origins of Modern Literary Criticism and Theory. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1990.

Chapter Four— How God Didn't Quite Die in France

L.J. Austin, Mallarmé on Music and Letters

Jorge Luis Borges, “On the Cult of Books”

Jean-Paul Sartre, Mallarmé, or, The Poet of Nothingness; translated and introduced by Ernest Sturm. University Park: Pennsylvania State University Press, 1988.

“Theory of the Combinatorial Method” of Poetry [Excerpt]
by Michel Chaouli

Ars Combinatoria Study Guide

Jorge Luis Borges: Selected Study Materials on the Web

Stéphane Mallarmé en Esperanto: Bibliografio & Retgvidilo

Offsite:

ars combinatoria @ Studies in a Dying Culture

ars combinatoria @ Ĝirafo