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n. - A French poet noted for macabre imagery and evocative language (1821-1867).

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  • Some Motifs in Baudelaire in Illuminations 155-200, or in
  • Shelley rules over the allegory, Baudelaire is ruled by it.
  • Empire in Baudelaire, Adorno questions the fidelity to Shelley of the
  • Balzac, who in Baudelaire's accounting only in their latter days began to enjoy commercial success
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