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Art --- Baudelaire, Charles

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Version augmentée d'une conférence au Collège de France du poète, philosophe et universitaire, consacrée à l'oeuvre de Baudelaire et à sa poétique.

French poetry --- Poésie française --- Baudelaire, Charles, --- Poésie française

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Aesthetics --- Art --- Baudelaire, Charles --- Ingres, Jean Auguste Dominique --- anno 1800-1899 --- France

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Ideological debates about economics and aesthetics raged hotly in nineteenth-century France. French political economy was taking shape as a discipline that would support free-market liberalism, while l’art pour l’art theories circulated, and utopian systems with aesthetic and economic agendas proliferated. Yet, as this book argues, the discourses of art and literature worked in tandem with market discourses to generate theories of economic and social order, of the model of the self-individuating and desiring subject of modernity, and of this individual’s relationship to a new world of objects. Baudelaire as a poet and art critic is exemplary: Rather than a disaffected artist, Baudelaire is shown to be a spectator desirous of both art and goods whose sensibilities reflect transformations in habits of perception. The book includes chapters on equilibrium and utility in economic and aesthetic theory, on the place of the aesthetic in press coverage of the industrial exhibitions, on the harmonic theories of Baudelaire’s early art criticism, aimed at a bourgeois audience, on Baudelaire’s radical cosmopolitanism learned through viewing “objects” on display at the Universal Exhibition of 1855, and on Les Fleurs du Mal and Le Spleen de Paris , where language makes visible the traits of a new material world.

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La pulsion, cette force irrépressible qui habite les individus, en pousse certains vers la création. L'art se mêle alors intimement à la déraison, à travers les époques et les courants artistiques. Du bouffon du roi à l'Éloge de la Folie d'Érasme en passant par la chasse aux sorcières, la folie a pénétré profondément la mentalité de l'homme médiéval. Une histoire de cette notion en retrace sa perception du Moyen Âge jusqu'à la Renaissance. Le XIXe siècle a vu le fameux arc de cercle hystérique, diagnostiqué par Charcot à La Salpêtrière, entrer dans les arts plastiques et la danse, évoquant ainsi l'«âme renversée» de cette société en pleine mutation. Un abécédaire de mots-clés évoquant l'avant-Freud donne accès aux maladies de l'esprit décrites par les médecins, écrivains, photographes et artistes de la période «décadente». Psychotropes, hypnose, privations sensorielles, autant de pratiques qu'ont testées certains artistes afin de libérer un processus créatif enfermé dans la raison et la pensée. Depuis les Paradis artificiels de Baudelaire, mescaline, opium, alcool ou LSD continuent de fasciner les artistes. Des enlumineurs du Moyen Âge et des artistes comme Abramovi(...), Bacon, Degas, Delville, Demachy, Duchenne de Boulogne, Grasset, Kubin, Londe, Michaux, Mullican, Munch, Rainer, Richer, Rodin, Rops, Schiele, Spilliaert, Toulouse-Lautrec, etc. illustrent cet ouvrage.

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