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Les fleurs du mal
Book • 1857
Published in 1857, 'Les Fleurs du Mal' is a poetic masterpiece by Charles Baudelaire, consisting of 126 poems arranged in six sections: 'Spleen et idéal', 'Tableaux parisiens', 'Le Vin', 'Fleurs du mal', 'Révolte', and 'La Mort'.
The poems delve into contrasting views of art, beauty, and the artist, as well as themes of sexual and romantic love, urban suffering, and the search for transcendence.
The work is known for its originality, bold expression, and use of provocative imagery, making it a cornerstone of modern French literature and a significant influence on Symbolism and Modernism.
The poems delve into contrasting views of art, beauty, and the artist, as well as themes of sexual and romantic love, urban suffering, and the search for transcendence.
The work is known for its originality, bold expression, and use of provocative imagery, making it a cornerstone of modern French literature and a significant influence on Symbolism and Modernism.
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Mentioned in 8 episodes
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Charles Robin

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comme un livre de poésie qu'il a récemment racheté et qu'il trouve sublime.

Frédéric Raillard

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when discussing Marianne Faithfull's life and experiences in the 1960s.


Anne Rowe

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David Lisnard

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comme un livre qu'elle aimerait apprendre par cœur.

Marie Benoliel

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in relation to a 14,000-word essay he wrote.

Dana Gioia

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as an example of an artist who found inspiration in crowds.

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in the context of discussing the article "Satanism's Pose of Individualism."


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pour illustrer les affres de l'âme humaine.

Albane Penaranda

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pour son opinion critique sur 'Les Misérables'.


Alain Finkielkraut

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during her clerkship interview story with Justice Souter.

Jeannie Suk Gersen

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pour exprimer le spleen ressenti face aux destructions des quartiers médiévaux de Paris.


Franck Ferrand

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Mentioned by the speaker, referencing a collection of poems by Baudelaire published in 1857.

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