Baudelaire's Biography

Author: (French) Charles Pichis, (French) Jean Ziegler, translated by Dong Qiang
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Publishing Date: 2007-01-01
Features: With an untamed demeanor, he challenged the hypocrisy of the bourgeoisie. The Flowers of Evil subjected him to relentless criticism, yet it also brought him fame. His life was turbulent and passionate, consumed by hysterical anger. He was heavily criticized but remained "as resilient as marble." He was unrestrained, yet a friend described him as a "natural gentleman" with a "religious sense of conscience." This book dedicates itself to the truth of the poet's legendary life from numerous voices, citing extensive and detailed materials. It focuses on Baudelaire's family background, upbringing, rebellious spirit, vagabond life, and creative talent, supported by references and delicate brushwork, shaping the image of a vivid and fleshed-out literary master.