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Insieme all'osservazione complice e ardente della vita in ogni sua forma, dalla più perversa alla più pura, quello che non ha mai smesso di attirare Baudelaire, di ferirlo, di colmarlo di sofferenza e di voluttà, è stato lo spettacolo intimo e crudele della propria angoscia, della propria solitudine, del proprio immenso e immensamente insoddisfatto bisogno d'amore. La noia, lo spleen, non sono atteggiamenti snobistici o estetizzanti, ma simboli esatti e spaventosamente sinceri della condizione esistenziale di un uomo profondamente attaccato alla vita, che tuttavia non ha né potuto né voluto sottrarsi alla certezza di essere un escluso, un disadattato, un oggetto di incomprensione e di scherno.
- ISBN: 8811136474
- Casa Editrice: Garzanti
- Pagine: 159
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After reading Baudelaire, I suddenly find myself wanting to smoke cigarettes and say very cynical things while donning a trendy haircut. Plus, if I didn't read Baudelaire, how could I possibly carry on conversations with pretentious art students? In all seriousness, though, I wish my French was bett Leggi tutto
Les Fleurs du mal = The Flowers of Evil, Charles Baudelaire The Flowers of Evil is a volume of French poetry by Charles Baudelaire. First published in 1857, it was important in the symbolism and modernist movements. The poems deal with themes relating to decadence and eroticism. عنوانها: «قطعه هایی از Leggi tutto
I read Les Fleurs du Mal many years back, but it is still within me. Just a few words about this beautiful, sometimes nightmarish, masterpiece. What do you expect to feel when reading Charles Baudelaire ? Nothing, I expect, falsely innocent, but superior free-flowing dream sequences of surrealism. I Leggi tutto
Here's a recent essay on Baudelaire from the trusty, always-interesting online mag The Millions: http://www.themillions.com/2013/04/th... So as to try to follow that, I've got to disclose a bit of an embarrassment. Baudelaire was, for me, the kind of poet only certain kinds of people liked. By this
Luego de leer “Las Flores del Mal”, debo admitir que me cuesta mucho ejercer una crítica (la palabra me demasiado suena fuerte) o una reseña sobre este libro mítico, debido a mis pobres conocimientos sobre poesía. Es más, recuerdo que cuando tuve que analizar poesía durante mi intento de estudio de Leggi tutto
Superlative. Thrilling. Sensual. Naughty. Macabre. Joyous. Liberating. Essential. Poetry for the reluctant poetry reader, i.e. me. (A little distracted here listening to Belle & Sebastian’s Write About Love which I finally acquired. Hence the choppiness). Great translation. Don’t care about reading Leggi tutto
It is the only book of poetry that has had such a lasting effect on me. It is a monument, unlike any other. When I immerse myself in it, I feel both the sensations of a descent into catacombs and those of a mystical elevation. Weeks later, still echo in my ears in deep echoes the dizzying verses of " Leggi tutto
Receuillement/ Blues Blues, be cool, keep quiet, you mutha, Intruder, second-story man, you enter with dusk, It descends. It's here, an atmosphere Surrounds the town. Builds some up, knocks me down. Meanwhile the rabble ruled by body Pleasures, thankless beasts overburdened Build toward a bundle of remorse Leggi tutto
Les Fleurs du Mal or The Flowers of Evil or, let’s extrapolate here, The Beauty of Evil is a masterpiece of French literature which should have pride of place in any bookcase worth its name, right between Milton’s Paradise Lost and Dante’s Divine Comedy. For indeed the beauty of evil, what with its Leggi tutto
Truly a unique an haunting voice - a visionary poet who forces you to question all that you find comforting - immersion of the self into the torrent of humanity.
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