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In this interpretative analysis of the poetry of Rimbaud, Robert Greer Cohn first introduces the reader to the work of Rimbaud and outlines the poet's precocious, meteoric career. He then integrates the various aspects of the poetry into a coherent view, one which avoids a tendentious or reductive approach and does not fit some of the poems into a system and omit the rest. The early poems are given their due importance, and the difficult Illuminations are at last made accessible. This will be the standard book on the subject, one which will long be read and consulted by teachers and students of Rimbaud's poetry. It provides analyses of key passages of the poems, with detailed clarifications of difficult lines and even words. The author reaches many sound fresh conclusions, often by confronting resistant passages with similar ones from other works or with the work of other poets close to him in spirit. This is an intelligent and serious book which faces the direct beauty of the text and tries with honesty to explain all the difficulties while further enhancing the reader's sense of mystery. Originally published in 1974.The Princeton Legacy Library uses the latest print-on-demand technology to again make available previously out-of-print books from the distinguished backlist of Princeton University Press. These editions preserve the original texts of these important books while presenting them in durable paperback and hardcover editions. The goal of the Princeton Legacy Library is to vastly increase access to the rich scholarly heritage found in the thousands of books published by Princeton University Press since its founding in 1905.
Contents
*Frontmatter, pg. i*Contents, pg. vii*Preface, pg. xi*Introduction, pg. 1*Les Etrennes des Orphelins, pg. 31*Sensation, pg. 37*Soleil et chair, pg. 38*Ophelie, pg. 44*Bal des Pendus, pg. 47*Le Chatiment de Tartufe, pg. 49*Le Forgeron, pg. 49*Morts de Quatre-vingt-douze, pg. 53*A la musique, pg. 53*Venus Anadyomene, pg. 56*Premiere Soiree, pg. 57*Les Reparties de Nina, pg. 59*Les Effares, pg. 65*Roman, pg. 70*Le Mal, pg. 73*Rages de Cesars, pg. 73*Reve pour l'hiver, pg. 73*Le Dormeur du val, pg. 74*Au Cabaret-Vert, pg. 76*La Maline, pg. 78*L'Eclatante Victoire de Sarrebruck, pg. 78*Ma Boheme, pg. 81*Les Corbeaux, pg. 84*Les Assis, pg. 87*Tete de faune, pg. 90*Les Douaniers, pg. 91*Oraison du soir, pg. 92*Chant de guerre parisien, pg. 94*Mes petites amoureuses, pg. 94*Accroupissements, pg. 96*Les Poetes de Sept Ans, pg. 97*Les Pauvres a l'Eglise, pg. 106*Le Coeur vole, pg. 109*L'Orgie parisienne ou Paris se repeuple, pg. 111*Les Mains de Jeanne-Marie, pg. 114*Les Soeurs de charite, pg. 119*Voyelles, pg. 126*"L'Etoile a pleure rose ...", pg. 133*L'Homme juste, pg. 135*Ce qu'on dit au poete a propos de fleurs, pg. 139*Les Premieres Communions, pg. 146*Les Chercheuses de poux, pg. 153*Le Bateau ivre, pg. 156*Introductory Note, pg. 175*Larme, pg. 176*La Riviere de Cassis, pg. 180*Comedie de la soif, pg. 183*Bonne pensee du matin, pg. 191*Fetes de la Patience, pg. 194*Bannieres de mai, pg. 194*Chanson de la plus haute tour, pg. 198*L'Eternite, pg. 201*Age d'or, pg. 204*Jeune menage, pg. 208*Bruxelles, pg. 212*Est-elle almee?, pg. 215*Fetes de la faim, pg. 216*Qu'est-ce pour nous, mon coeur ..., pg. 220*Entends comme brame, pg. 223*Michel et Christine, pg. 225*Honte, pg. 228*Memoire, pg. 230*O Saisons, o chateaux, pg. 236*Le loup criait ..., pg. 240*Introductory Note, pg. 245*Apres le deluge, pg. 246*Enfance, pg. 253*Conte, pg. 266*Parade, pg. 270*Antique, pg. 275*Being beauteous, pg. 276*Vies, pg. 280*Depart, pg. 285*A une raison, pg. 287*Matinee d'ivresse, pg. 290*Phrases, pg. 294*Ouvriers, pg. 299*Les Ponts, pg. 301*Ville, pg. 304*Ornieres, pg. 305*Villes, I, pg. 307*Vagabonds, pg. 314*Villes, II, pg. 316*Veillees, pg. 321*Mystique, pg. 326*Aube, pg. 329*Fleurs, pg. 333*Nocturne vulgaire, pg. 336*Marine, pg. 340*Metropolitain, pg. 346*Barbare, pg. 350*Solde, pg. 354*Fairy, pg. 357*Guerre, pg. 360*Jeunesse, pg. 362*Promontoire, pg. 368*Scenes, pg. 371*Soir historique, pg. 374*Bottom, pg. 377*H., pg. 380*Mouvement, pg. 381*Devotion, pg. 385*Democratie, pg. 389*Genie, pg. 390*Introductory Synopsis, pg. 401*Jadis, je me souviens bien ..., pg. 413*Mauvais Sang, pg. 414*Nuit de l'enfer, pg. 420*Delires I: Vierge Folle L'epoux infernal, pg. 423*Delires II: Alchimie du verbe, pg. 425*L'Impossible, pg. 429*L'Eclair, pg. 431*Matin, pg. 433*Adieu, pg. 435*Bibliography of Principal Works Consulted, pg. 439*Index, pg. 443
