9781909747869 - Charles Baudelaire Paris Scenes: A bilingual edition di Ian Brinton (24 risultati)

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Paperback. Condizione: New. Castle, Sally (illustratore). The 'Tableaux Parisiens' (Paris Scenes) section of Les Fleurs du Mal contains eighteen poems which record a twenty-four-hour tour of the city: a type of Joycean journey from the point of view of a dandy Odysseus. Many of the poems in the sequence possess the sharpness and intensity of a dream, a dédoublement, enabling us to contemplate life in a manner that merges the fantastic and the sordidly realistic.These new translations are accompanied by artist Sally Castle's responses prompted by the work of Constantin Guys, Baudelaire's favourite 'painter of modern life'.'These unblinking translations by Ian Brinton offer us a revival of Baudelaire's offense against public morals. Hand-in-hand with the poet's unquiet ghost, Brinton reminds us of the transparency of our contemporary mores so that we see through to Baudelaire's genius, to his insistent sense of mortality in its Romantic eroticism and corruption. To understand the poet "tranced in envy" at the antics of these corpse-like erotics is to glimpse a form of compassion, of pity for the human condition. This strange and haunting quality is there at every turn of Brinton's Baudelaire.' - KELVIN CORCORAN.

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Paperback. Condizione: New. Castle, Sally (illustratore). The 'Tableaux Parisiens' (Paris Scenes) section of Les Fleurs du Mal contains eighteen poems which record a twenty-four-hour tour of the city: a type of Joycean journey from the point of view of a dandy Odysseus. Many of the poems in the sequence possess the sharpness and intensity of a dream, a dédoublement, enabling us to contemplate life in a manner that merges the fantastic and the sordidly realistic.These new translations are accompanied by artist Sally Castle's responses prompted by the work of Constantin Guys, Baudelaire's favourite 'painter of modern life'.'These unblinking translations by Ian Brinton offer us a revival of Baudelaire's offense against public morals. Hand-in-hand with the poet's unquiet ghost, Brinton reminds us of the transparency of our contemporary mores so that we see through to Baudelaire's genius, to his insistent sense of mortality in its Romantic eroticism and corruption. To understand the poet "tranced in envy" at the antics of these corpse-like erotics is to glimpse a form of compassion, of pity for the human condition. This strange and haunting quality is there at every turn of Brinton's Baudelaire.' - KELVIN CORCORAN.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Castle, Sally (illustratore). Paperback. The Tableaux Parisiens (Paris Scenes) section of Les Fleurs du Mal contains eighteen poems which record a twenty-four-hour tour of the city: a type of Joycean journey from the point of view of a dandy Odysseus. Many of the poems in the sequence possess the sharpness and intensity of a dream, a dedoublement, enabling us to contemplate life in a manner that merges the fantastic and the sordidly realistic.These new translations are accompanied by artist Sally Castles responses prompted by the work of Constantin Guys, Baudelaires favourite painter of modern life.These unblinking translations by Ian Brinton offer us a revival of Baudelaires offense against public morals. Hand-in-hand with the poets unquiet ghost, Brinton reminds us of the transparency of our contemporary mores so that we see through to Baudelaires genius, to his insistent sense of mortality in its Romantic eroticism and corruption. To understand the poet tranced in envy at the antics of these corpse-like erotics is to glimpse a form of compassion, of pity for the human condition. This strange and haunting quality is there at every turn of Brintons Baudelaire. KELVIN CORCORAN Imaginative and haunting new translations by Ian Brinton of the 18 poems in the Tableaux Parisiens section of Baudelaires Les Fleurs du Mal, with evocative illustrations by Sally Castle. Includes the poems in their original French side by side with Ian Brintons English translation. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Castle, Sally (illustratore). Paperback. The Tableaux Parisiens (Paris Scenes) section of Les Fleurs du Mal contains eighteen poems which record a twenty-four-hour tour of the city: a type of Joycean journey from the point of view of a dandy Odysseus. Many of the poems in the sequence possess the sharpness and intensity of a dream, a dedoublement, enabling us to contemplate life in a manner that merges the fantastic and the sordidly realistic.These new translations are accompanied by artist Sally Castles responses prompted by the work of Constantin Guys, Baudelaires favourite painter of modern life.These unblinking translations by Ian Brinton offer us a revival of Baudelaires offense against public morals. Hand-in-hand with the poets unquiet ghost, Brinton reminds us of the transparency of our contemporary mores so that we see through to Baudelaires genius, to his insistent sense of mortality in its Romantic eroticism and corruption. To understand the poet tranced in envy at the antics of these corpse-like erotics is to glimpse a form of compassion, of pity for the human condition. This strange and haunting quality is there at every turn of Brintons Baudelaire. KELVIN CORCORAN Imaginative and haunting new translations by Ian Brinton of the 18 poems in the Tableaux Parisiens section of Baudelaires Les Fleurs du Mal, with evocative illustrations by Sally Castle. Includes the poems in their original French side by side with Ian Brintons English translation. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condizione: New. Castle, Sally (illustratore). The 'Tableaux Parisiens' (Paris Scenes) section of Les Fleurs du Mal contains eighteen poems which record a twenty-four-hour tour of the city: a type of Joycean journey from the point of view of a dandy Odysseus. Many of the poems in the sequence possess the sharpness and intensity of a dream, a dédoublement, enabling us to contemplate life in a manner that merges the fantastic and the sordidly realistic.These new translations are accompanied by artist Sally Castle's responses prompted by the work of Constantin Guys, Baudelaire's favourite 'painter of modern life'.'These unblinking translations by Ian Brinton offer us a revival of Baudelaire's offense against public morals. Hand-in-hand with the poet's unquiet ghost, Brinton reminds us of the transparency of our contemporary mores so that we see through to Baudelaire's genius, to his insistent sense of mortality in its Romantic eroticism and corruption. To understand the poet "tranced in envy" at the antics of these corpse-like erotics is to glimpse a form of compassion, of pity for the human condition. This strange and haunting quality is there at every turn of Brinton's Baudelaire.' - KELVIN CORCORAN.

Condizione: New. Castle, Sally (illustratore). Imaginative and haunting new translations by Ian Brinton of the 18 poems in the Tableaux Parisiens section of Baudelaire s Les Fleurs du Mal, with evocative illustrations by Sally Castle. Includes the poems in their original French side by side with Ian B.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Castle, Sally (illustratore). Neuware - The 'Tableaux Parisiens' (Paris Scenes) section of Les Fleurs du Mal contains eighteen poems which record a twenty-four-hour tour of the city: a type of Joycean journey from the point of view of a dandy Odysseus. Many of the poems in the sequence possess the sharpness and intensity of a dream, a dédoublement, enabling us to contemplate life in a manner that merges the fantastic and the sordidly realistic.These new translations are accompanied by artist Sally Castle's responses prompted by the work of Constantin Guys, Baudelaire's favourite 'painter of modern life'.'These unblinking translations by Ian Brinton offer us a revival of Baudelaire's offense against public morals. Hand-in-hand with the poet's unquiet ghost, Brinton reminds us of the transparency of our contemporary mores so that we see through to Baudelaire's genius, to his insistent sense of mortality in its Romantic eroticism and corruption. To understand the poet 'tranced in envy' at the antics of these corpse-like erotics is to glimpse a form of compassion, of pity for the human condition. This strange and haunting quality is there at every turn of Brinton's Baudelaire.' - KELVIN CORCORAN.

Paperback. Condizione: New. Castle, Sally (illustratore). The 'Tableaux Parisiens' (Paris Scenes) section of Les Fleurs du Mal contains eighteen poems which record a twenty-four-hour tour of the city: a type of Joycean journey from the point of view of a dandy Odysseus. Many of the poems in the sequence possess the sharpness and intensity of a dream, a dédoublement, enabling us to contemplate life in a manner that merges the fantastic and the sordidly realistic.These new translations are accompanied by artist Sally Castle's responses prompted by the work of Constantin Guys, Baudelaire's favourite 'painter of modern life'.'These unblinking translations by Ian Brinton offer us a revival of Baudelaire's offense against public morals. Hand-in-hand with the poet's unquiet ghost, Brinton reminds us of the transparency of our contemporary mores so that we see through to Baudelaire's genius, to his insistent sense of mortality in its Romantic eroticism and corruption. To understand the poet "tranced in envy" at the antics of these corpse-like erotics is to glimpse a form of compassion, of pity for the human condition. This strange and haunting quality is there at every turn of Brinton's Baudelaire.' - KELVIN CORCORAN.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Castle, Sally (illustratore). Charles Baudelaire Paris Scenes | A bilingual edition | Charles Baudelaire | Taschenbuch | Kartoniert / Broschiert | Englisch | 2021 | Two Rivers Press | EAN 9781909747869 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.

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