Beauty of Baudelaire

Preface
Introduction: An Unacknowledged Legislator?
PART I RESISTANCE
1: The Poet of Resistance
2: The Poet-Artist as Double Agent
3: The Poet-Artist as Performer
PART II MELANCHOLY
4: Melancholy and Baudelaire
5: Melancholy and Satan
6: Lesbos and Limbo: Towards Les Fleurs du Mal
7: The Beauty of Ill-Being: From Sappho to Satan
8: Les Fleurs du Mal (1857/1861): New Beginnings
9: Les Fleurs du Mal (1857/1861): New Endings
10: Melancholy and the Poetic Act: Decomposition and Composition
PART III IMAGINATION
11: Imagination and Resistance: The Case of Poe
12: The Government of the Imagination: The Salon de 1859
13: Imagination and Conjecture: Gautier and Hugo
14: Imagination and Suggestion: Wagner, Guys, Delacroix
PART IV POETRY IN VERSE
15: The Poetry of Passion: Sex, Beauty, and Verse
16: The Performance of Melancholy: The Duel and the Waltz
17: Versification and the Poetic Idea
18: Poetry in the City: Melancholy and Time in 'Tableaux parisiens'
19: The Poet and the City: The Seer as Sightseer in 'Tableaux parisiens'
PART V PROSE POETRY
20: The Inauguration of the Prose Poem
21: Prose Poetry and the Press: The Poetics of Resistance
22: The Question of Intent: Mystification and Perplexity
23: The Voice of the Stranger: Reality and Imagination
24: The Poet in the World: Empathy and Performance
25: The Beauty of the Prose Poem
Conclusion: Beauty and the Poet as Alternative Lawgiver

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• Estudos literários: c 1800 a c 1900
• Estudos literários: poesia e poetas