Titlebook: Baudelaire; A Fire To Conquer Da Nicole Ward Jouve Book 1980 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1980 Charles Ba

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Bernd Wittchen,Elmar Josten,Thomas Reichege of the course of public or private life; of the quest for knowledge and satisfaction; of the exploration of space, external and internal. Ulysses and Dante are vaguely present in its background. There is a terrible compulsion to run, to fly even, in Baudelaire’s travellers:

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Zusammenfassung und Schlussfolgerungen, clear outline which the intentness of his concern draws around everything he writes, the impeccability of his stance, are, through a paradox which is at the core of his work, what enable the reader to feel so close to him. He offers himself to the world as irreducibly set apart: yet he creates an i

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Physikalische und chemische Grundlagen,rm and generous. In a note on De Quincey’s death, he lashes out at the ‘envious and goutty spirit’ of ‘moralising’ critics who have meanly denounced De Quincey’s unimportant failings. He likes the aristocracy of De Quincey’s tone. Remark, he says at one point, ‘que l’homme qui parle ainsi est un hom

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