Rimbaud's Theatre of the Self Book

Name: Rimbaud's Theatre of the Self, In a new interpretation of a poet
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Rimbaud's Theatre of the Self, In a new interpretation of a poet who has swayed the course of modern poetry—in France and elsewhere—James Lawler focuses on what he demonstrates is the crux of Rimbaud's imagination: the masks and adopted personas with which he regularly tested his ident, Rimbaud's Theatre of the Self

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Rimbaud's Theatre of the Self
Written by author James Lawler
Published by Harvard University Press, March 1992
In a new interpretation of a poet who has swayed the course of modern poetry—in France and elsewhere—James Lawler focuses on what he demonstrates is the crux of Rimbaud's imagination: the masks and adopted personas with which he regularly tested his ident
In a new interpretation of a poet who has swayed the course of modern poetry—in France and elsewhere—James Lawler focuses on what he demonstrates is the crux of Rimbaud's imagination: the masks and adopted personas with which he regularly te

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Introduction 1
The Poet as Transgressor: "Le Bateau ivre" 9
The Poet as Inventor: "Voyelles" 43
The Poet as Memorialist: "Memoire" 54
The Poet as Ingenu: "Michel et Christine" 67
The Poet as Self-Creator: "Enfance" 79
The Poet as Self-Critic: "Jeunesse" 95
The Poet as Self-Ironist: "Vies" 111
The Poet as Floodmaker: "Apres le Deluge" 127
The Poet as Oriental Storyteller: "Conte" 141
The Poet as Dreamer: "Veillees" 157
The Poet as Agonist: "Angoisse" 173
The Poet as Lover: "Being Beauteous", "Devotion" 184
Conclusion 201
Notes 221
Index 243

Title: Rimbaud's Theatre of the Self

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Publication Date: March 1992

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This is a scholarly book. While I usually enjoy scholarly books, too, I'm just not that interested in 18th century French women and high fashion. But the paper this book is printed on...ooh la la! You could make a christening gown from it.

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	Introduction	1
	The Poet as Transgressor: "Le Bateau ivre"	9
	The Poet as Inventor: "Voyelles"	43
	The Poet as Memorialist: "Memoire"	54
	The Poet as Ingenu: "Michel et Christine"	67
	The Poet as Self-Creator: "Enfance"	79
	The Poet as Self-Critic: "Jeunesse"	95
	The Poet as Self-Ironist: "Vies"	111
	The Poet as Floodmaker: "Apres le Deluge"	127
	The Poet as Oriental Storyteller: "Conte"	141
	The Poet as Dreamer: "Veillees"	157
	The Poet as Agonist: "Angoisse"	173
	The Poet as Lover: "Being Beauteous", "Devotion"	184
	Conclusion	201
	Notes	221
	Index	243