Charles Baudelaire: A Lyric Poet in the Era of High CapitalismWalter Benjamin, one of the foremost cultural ommentators and theorists of the 20th century, is perhaps best known for his analyses of art in the modern age and the philosophy of history. Yet, it was through his study of the social and cultural history of late-19th-century Paris, examined particularly in relation to the figure of the great Parisian lyric poet Charles Baudelaire, that Benjamin tested and enriched some of his core concepts and themes. |
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... Baudelaire does not say farewell to the city without invoking its barricades; he
remembers its 'magic cobblestones which rise up to form fortresses'.13 These
stones, to be sure, are 'magic' because Baudelaire's poem says nothing about
the ...
... Baudelaire does not say farewell to the city without invoking its barricades; he
remembers its 'magic cobblestones which rise up to form fortresses'.13 These
stones, to be sure, are 'magic' because Baudelaire's poem says nothing about
the ...
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Baudelaire knows the 'indolence naturelle des inspiris';3 Musset - so he says -
never understood how much work it takes 'to let a work of art emerge from a
daydream'.4 He, on the other hand, comes before the public from the very first
moment ...
Baudelaire knows the 'indolence naturelle des inspiris';3 Musset - so he says -
never understood how much work it takes 'to let a work of art emerge from a
daydream'.4 He, on the other hand, comes before the public from the very first
moment ...
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2, Stuttgart, 1839, p. 205. 44. What leads up to this confession is remarkable. The
visitor says that the cousin watches the bustle down below only because he
enjoys the changing play of the colours; in the long run, he says, this must be
tiring.
2, Stuttgart, 1839, p. 205. 44. What leads up to this confession is remarkable. The
visitor says that the cousin watches the bustle down below only because he
enjoys the changing play of the colours; in the long run, he says, this must be
tiring.
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| Titel | Charles Baudelaire: A Lyric Poet in the Era of High Capitalism Classics Series Ausgabe 7 von Verso classics |
| Autor | Walter Benjamin |
| Ausgabe | Neuauflage |
| Verlag | Verso, 1997 |
| ISBN | 1859841929, 9781859841921 |
| Länge | 192 Seiten |
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