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Baudelaire, Charles, The Flowers of Evil

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Charles Baudelaire was a French poet whose work is described as combining an exoticism inherited from the Romantics with the Realism of other French writers of his time. The Flowers of Evil (Les Fleurs du mal) is a book of lyric poetry and his most famous work. In it he expresses the changing nature of beauty in the rapidly industrialising Paris caused by Haussmann's renovation of the city during the mid-19th century. He coined the term modernity to designate the fleeting experience of life in an urban metropolis, and the responsibility of artistic expression to capture that experience. Les Fl...

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The Soul of Wine 02.04.2025
The Irreparable 02.04.2025
Correspondences 02.04.2025
La Béatrice 02.04.2025
Exotic Perfume 02.04.2025
Gypsies Travelling 02.04.2025
Contemplation 02.04.2025
Mist and Rain 02.04.2025
The Ideal 02.04.2025
The Owls 02.04.2025
A Former Life 02.04.2025
The Evil Monk 02.04.2025
Music 02.04.2025
Spleen 02.04.2025
Reversibility 02.04.2025
The Living Flame 02.04.2025
An Allegory 02.04.2025
The Death of Lovers 02.04.2025
Sunset 02.04.2025
A Madrigal of Sorrow 02.04.2025
The Flask 02.04.2025
Sonnet of Autumn 02.04.2025
Beauty 02.04.2025
The Ghost 02.04.2025

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