Baudelaire

Discover the profound insights of Charles Baudelaire in this compelling collection of essays by Bernard Howells. Published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 1996, "Baudelaire" spans 240 pages and delves into Baudelaire's role as a significant thinker of the 19th century. Howells examines the intricate relationship between individualism and history through a variety of Baudelaire's prose texts, placing him within the rich tapestry of nineteenth-century cultural, historical, and artistic discourse. This book is essential for anyone interested in literary criticism, philosophy, and the history of ideas. Dive into the mind of one of literature's most influential poets and explore the complexities of his thought and its relevance today.