Les Fleurs du mal: actes du colloque de la Sorbonne des 10 et 11 janvier 2003.(Book Review)

From: The Modern Language Review | Date: July 1, 2005| Author: McCann, A.J. | Copyright information

'Les Fleurs du mal': actes du colloque de la Sorbonne des 10 et 11 janvier 2003. Ed. by ANDRE GUYAUX and BERTRAND MARCHAL. Paris: Presses de l'Universite de Paris-Sorbonne. 2003. 316 pp. 22 [euro]. ISBN 2-84050-265-8.

This book has been produced in a commendably short period of time, with the exception of a previously unpublished paper given by Paul Benichou at the Sorbonne in 1996. Though the phrase 'La dame de le poeme XLII' on page 224 has slipped through, such speed ...

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