Author: Symons, Arthur
Synopsis:
In "Charles Baudelaire: A Study," Arthur Symons delves into the life and works of the enigmatic French poet, Charles Baudelaire. Through meticulous research and insightful analysis, Symons uncovers the complexities of Baudelaire's artistic vision, his controversial writings, and the profound impact he had on the literary world. From his scandalous collection of poems, "Les Fleurs du Mal," to his tumultuous personal life, Symons paints a vivid portrait of a tormented genius who challenged societal norms and pushed the boundaries of art. This captivating study offers a fascinating exploration of Baudelaire's life, his artistic evolution, and the lasting legacy he left behind.
Genres: Biography, Literary Criticism
Themes: Artistic rebellion, societal norms, the role of the poet, the human condition
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