41. : : : : : Charles Baudelaire : : : : : Biograf a, archivo fotogr fico y fragmentos de algunos textos del autor. http://epdlp.com/escritor.php?id=1448

42. Baudelaire, Charles 1821-1867 [WorldCat Identities] Les fleurs du mal by Charles Baudelaire ( Book ) 1,435 editions published between 1855 and 2009 in http://worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n79-18694

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43. The Poem Of Hashish The complete text of Baudelaire s Poem of Hashish the translation is (appropriately enough) Aleister Crowley s. http://lycaeum.org/~sputnik/Ludlow/Texts/Rats/poem.html

The Herb Dangerous Part III The Poem of Hashish by Charles Baudelaire translated by Aleister Crowley CHAPTER I THE LONGING FOR INFINITY Those who know how to observe themselves, and who preserve the memory of their impressions, those who, like Hoffmann, have known how to construct their spiritual barometer, have sometimes had to note in the observatory of their mind find seasons, happy days, delicious minutes. There are days when man awakes with a young and vigorous genius. Though his eyelids be scarcely released from the slumber which sealed them, the exterior world shows itself to him with a powerful relief, a clearness of contour, and a richness of colour which are admirable. The moral world opens out its vast perspective, full of new clarities. grace; Among the drugs most efficient in creating what I call the artificial ideal, leaving on one side liquors, which rapidly excite gross frenzy and lay flat all spiritual force, and the perfumes, whose excessive use, while rendering more subtle man's imagination, wear out gradually his physical forces; the two most energetic substances, the most convenient and the most handy, are hashish and opium. The analysis of the mysterious effect and the diseased pleasures which these drugs beget, of the inevitable chastisement which results from their prolonged use, and finally the immortality necessarily employed in this pursuit of a false ideal, constitutes the subject of this study. CHAPTER II

44. Charles Baudelaire A small selection of poems by Charles Baudelaire. English alongside the French originals, with translator s notes. http://www.raingod.com/angus/Poetry/Poems/c_baudelaire.html

Charles Baudelaire Contents Les chats Au lecteur Spleen Spleen ... Sed non satiata Contents Cats To the reader Spleen Spleen ... Other Baudelaire sites Les chats Les chats puissants et doux, orgueil de la maison, Ils prennent en songeant les nobles attitudes Et des parcelles d'or, ainsi qu'un sable fin, Cats Fevered lovers and austere thinkers Love equally, in their ripe season Cats powerful and gentle, pride of the house Like them they feel the cold, like them are sedentary Friends of science and sensuality They seek the silence and the horror of the shadows Erebus had taken them for its funeral coursers Could they to servitude incline their pride. Dreaming, they take on noble postures Great sphinxes stretched out in the depths of emptiness Seeming to fall asleep into an endless dream. Their fertile loins are full of magic sparks And nuggets of gold like fine sand Vaguely bestar their mystic pupils. Au lecteur Occupent nos esprits et travaillent nos corps, Et nous alimentons nos aimables remords, Comme les mendiants nourissent leur vermine. Nous nous faisons payer grassement nos aveux

45. Excerpt, Baudelaire, Selected Poems From Les Fleurs Du Mal Three poems in French and English include an excerpt from Selected Poems from Les Fleurs du Mal, translated by Norman Shapiro. http://www.press.uchicago.edu/Misc/Chicago/039250.html

46. CHARLES BAUDELAIRE Biografia essenziale dell autore, con la possibilit di consultare online l edizione completa de I fiori del male in lingua italiana. http://spazioinwind.libero.it/lalcova/charles_baudelaire.htm

CHARLES BAUDELAIRE BIOGRAFIA Charles Baudelaire nasce a Parigi, in una casa del Quartiere Latino, il 9 aprile del 1821. Il padre, gi� sessantenne, muore nel 1827 e la madre, Caroline Dufa�s, ancora giovane, sposa il tenente colonnello, e in seguito generale, Jacques Aupick, il quale, a causa della propria freddezza e rigidit� e anche del perbenismo borghese, si guadagner� l�odio del figliastro. Baudelaire frequenta prima il Coll�ge Royal di Lione e poi il Coll�ge Louis-le-Grand della sua citt�, scuola da dove viene espulso nel 1839. Ha gi� capito e deciso che la vocazione irreprimibile deve essere quella del poeta e dell�uomo di lettere, del dandy e del fl�neur. Ma questa vocazione viene contrastata con forza soprattutto dal comandante Aupick, che preferirebbe una professione borghese, pi� tranquilla e meno scandalosa e inutile. Nel 1841, spinto dalla famiglia, Baudelaire si imbarca su una nave diretta a Calcutta, ma dopo soli dieci mesi interrompe il viaggio per fare ritorno a Parigi, dove, ormai maggiorenne, entra in possesso dell�eredit� paterna (centomila franchi), che gli permette di vivere per qualche tempo in grande libert�. � il suo periodo di maggiore felicit� e il pi� memorabile della sua esistenza: abita in un bellissimo appartamento nel quartiere pi� alla moda di Parigi, veste in maniera ricercata, frequenta i migliori letterati dell�epoca. Intanto, nella primavera del 1842, conosce Jeanne Duval, un�attrice meticcia che gli star�, tra alti e bassi, vicina per sempre.

47. L Uomo E Il Mare Testo originale e versione tradotta dell opera dell autore, con analisi testuale della poesia. http://www.letteratour.it/analisi/A02baudeC02.htm

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49. Baudelaire: Fleurs Du Mal; Thomas Hilberer, Universität Tübingen Eingeleitet durch ein Zitat von Emile Verhaeren zu Les Fleurs du mal . http://homepages.uni-tuebingen.de/hilberer/fleurs_du_mal/

Charles Baudelaire: Les Fleurs du Mal Dr. Thomas Hilberer Inhalt Fachfremde Studierende sind willkommen. Teilnahmevoraussetzung Zeit und Ort Donnerstags, 9-11 Uhr; Beginn: 19.4.2007; Neuer Raum: 226! Leistungspunkte (Credits) Leistungsnachweis Anmeldung Nicht erforderlich. Sprechstunde Nach Vereinbarung ( hilberer@uni-tuebingen.de , Tel. 07071 29-74325) Seminarplan 19. April 26. April Au Lecteur (ab Vers 29) und 126. Le Voyage (ab Vers 137) Texte der folgenden Sitzungen: 2. L'Albatros 4. Correspondances (kursorisch) (kursorisch) 22. Parfum exotique 36. Le Balcon 53. L'Invitation au voyage (kursorisch) 66. Les Chats 78. Spleen 86. Paysage 89. Le Cygne ... 93. A une Passante (kursorisch) (kursorisch) 105. Le Vin des Chiffonniers (kursorisch) 116. Un Voyage � Cyth�re (kursorisch) Literaturhinweise Frantext (Volltextrecherche) Originalausgaben (Texte - u.a. die Ausgaben von 1857 und 1861 - und Materialen; litteratura.com) Les Fleurs du Mal (Texte und Materialien - u.a. Jeu questionnaire ; poetes.com) FleursDuMal.org MP3 Recordings of Baudelaire's Poems (Projekt Gutenberg-DE) Friedrich, Hugo: Die Struktur der modernen Lyrik : von der Mitte des neunzehnten bis zur Mitte des zwanzigsten Jahrhunderts

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51. Les Phares, Charles Baudelaire -- Traducció De Xavier Benguerel Traducci catalana d aquest poema, per Xavier Benguerel, acompanyada del text original i de diverses il lustracions. http://www.saltana.org/1/docar/0249.html

LES PHARES Rubens, fleuve d'oubli, jardin de la paresse, Comme l'air dans le ciel et la mer dans la mer; Des glaciers et des pins qui ferment leur pays; Comme des papillons, errent en flamboyant, Goya, cauchemar plein de choses inconnues, De vieilles au miroir et d'enfants toutes nues, Ces extases, ces cris, ces pleurs, ces Te Deum Un appel de chasseurs perdus dans les grands bois! ELS FARS com la mar dins la mar i l'aire dins l'espai; Leonardo da Vinci, mirall profund ple d'ombra, carregat de misteri, surten en la penombra Rembrandt, trist hospital ple de gent que murmura, i amb un gran crucifix decorat solament, i d'un raig hivernal travessat bruscament; poderosos fantasmes que quan es colga el dia s'esquincen el sudari estirallant els dits; ires de boxador, gran cor que l'orgull rebla, que has sabut recollir la beutat dels criats, com papallones erren, fulgents, amunt i avall, que escampen la follia pels giravolts del ball;

52. Poets House - Titles By Baudelaire, Charles Author Baudelaire, Charles Title Baudelaire Publisher Knopf/Everyman's Library Pocket Poets Ed/Trans Translated by Richard Howard. Edited by Peter Washington http://www.poetshouse.org/author.asp?author=Baudelaire, Charles

53. L'invitation Au Voyage, Charles Baudelaire -- Traducció De Xavier Benguerel Traducci catalana d aquest poema per Xavier Benguerel, acompanyada del text original i il lustrada amb una pintura de Matisse. http://www.saltana.org/1/docar/0250.html

L'INVITATION AU VOYAGE Mon enfant, ma sour, Aimer et mourir Au pays qui te ressemble! Pour mon esprit ont les charmes Des meubles luisants, Polis par les ans, Les plus rares fleurs Aux vagues senteurs de l'ambre, Les riches plafonds, Les miroirs profonds, La splendeur orientale, Tout y parlerait Sa douce langue natale. Vois sur ces canaux Dormir ces vaisseaux Dont l'humeur est vagabonde; C'est pour assouvir Qu'ils viennent du bout du monde. D'hyacinthe et d'or; Le monde s'endort Germaneta, infant, de fer junts un llarg viatge! Estimar a desdir, Aquells sols mullats d'uns cels emboirats que entre plors fulgura. luxe, calma i voluptat. Llustrosos moblats, pels anys patinats, ens ornarien la cambra; flors de rars colors mesclant les sentors als vagues perfums de l'ambre, opulents plafons, els miralls pregons, l'oriental espectacle, parlaria tot al cor

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55. Charles Baudelaire Criticism Charles Baudelaire Criticism and Essays Baudelaire, Charles 18211867. French poet, critic, translator, novella and short fiction writer, diarist, and dramatist. http://www.enotes.com/short-story-criticism/baudelaire-charles

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59. Baudelaire, Charles Pierre Definition Of Baudelaire, Charles Pierre In The Free Baudelaire, Charles . Born Apr. 9, 1821, in Paris; died there Aug. 31, 1867. French poet. Born into the family of a participant in the Great French Revolution. http://encyclopedia2.thefreedictionary.com/Baudelaire, Charles Pierre

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Home U.S. People Word Wise ... Homework Center Fact Monster Favorites American Indian Heritage Month Math Flashcards Geography Guide Seven New Wonders of the World ... The Fifty States Reference Desk Atlas Almanacs Dictionary Encyclopedia ... Encyclopedia Baudelaire, Charles Baudelaire, Charles key , French poet and critic. His poetry, classical in form, introduced symbolism (see symbolists ) by establishing symbolic correspondences among sensory images (e.g., colors, sounds, scents). The only volume of his poems published in his lifetime, Les Fleurs du mal (1857, enlarged 1861, 1868; several Eng. tr., The Flowers of Evil ), was publicly condemned as obscene, and six of the poems were suppressed. Later recognized as a masterpiece, the volume is especially remarkable for the brilliant phrasing, rhythm, and expressiveness of its lyrics. Baudelaire's erratic personality was marked by moodiness, rebelliousness, and an intense religious mysticism. His life was burdened with debts, misunderstanding, illness, and excesses, and his work unremittingly reflects inner despair. The main theme is the inseparable nature of beauty and corruption. A collection of poetic prose pieces was published posthumously as (1869). As poet and critic Baudelaire earned distinction in literary circles. Believing criticism to be a function of the poet, he wrote perceptive appraisals of his contemporaries. His criticism was collected posthumously in

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