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The poems of The Flowers of Evil were written in Paris at a time of revolution and
accelerating change – the beginning of mass culture, the rise of consumerism and the
middle-class, the radical redevelopment of the city by Haussmann – and they provide many parallels with the malaise and uncertainties of contemporary capitalist societies.

Here we find poems about love (and love-hate), birds and beasts, Paris scenes and street people; about spiritual revolt, wine, death, travel and faraway places. The poet's voice is by turns ironical, angry and compassionate, his words charged with anguish, desire and rapture.

Selected Poems from 'Les Fleurs du Mal'

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      Publisher: Arc Publications
      Publication Date: 24/06/2015
      ISBN13: 9781908376411, 978-1908376411
      ISBN10: 1908376414

      Description

      Book Synopsis

      The poems of The Flowers of Evil were written in Paris at a time of revolution and
      accelerating change – the beginning of mass culture, the rise of consumerism and the
      middle-class, the radical redevelopment of the city by Haussmann – and they provide many parallels with the malaise and uncertainties of contemporary capitalist societies.

      Here we find poems about love (and love-hate), birds and beasts, Paris scenes and street people; about spiritual revolt, wine, death, travel and faraway places. The poet's voice is by turns ironical, angry and compassionate, his words charged with anguish, desire and rapture.

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