Author: [French] Charles Baudelaire
Publisher: Writers Press
Translator: Wen Aiyi
Publication year: 2011-6-1
Number of pages: 455
Price: RMB 69.00
Binding: Hardcover
isbn: 9787506357166
This is the famous French poet Charles Baudelaire (1821~1867) standing in the gap between the sacred place of the soul left by nature and the noisy industrial civilization to the world. Baudelaire was born in Paris, died in Paris, has suffered from the lonely fate of losing his father at the age of 6 and remarrying his mother at the age of 7, in the era of alternating old and new in industrial civilized society and pastoral pastoral life, the rapid expansion of industrial civilization makes people fall from the spiritual temple rapidly to the era of "black smoke miasma" and "incorruptibility and shame", the poet's heart is filled with a strong weightlessness and discomfort peculiar to a state of falling, so that in the verses present a tearing pain and noble despair.
Reading through this book, I read a twisted mind that has been pierced by maggots in a sick social environment, but what appears in the ulcerated and sores is the poet's unremitting pursuit of healthy limbs and beautiful humanity. You will feel drawn by a mysterious force, between which arises a contest between reality and illusion, life and death, soul and body, good and evil, beauty and ugliness, sobriety and intoxication. Through his door, into the reader's heart. Witness a fight against the soul...
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