Baudelaire - Self-tort., Phares, Cithère, Chat

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l'attirail

le dispositif (pièces condamnées, 1,3, p 134)

<p>le dispositif (pièces condamnées, 1,3, p 134)</p>
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Hendrick Goltzius

un graveur hollandais (early Baroque, 1558-1617, Haarlem)

<p>un graveur hollandais (early Baroque, 1558-1617, Haarlem)</p>
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J'aime à la fureur

J'aime passionnément (1,7, p 163)

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les reins

les organes sexuels (as source of erotic power; kidneys)

<p>les organes sexuels (as source of erotic power; kidneys)</p>
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une grappe (de raisins)

? (a cluster of grapes, 1,17, p 163)

<p>? (a cluster of grapes, 1,17, p 163)</p>
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câlin (adj)

affectueux, affectueuse (2,21, p 163)

<p>affectueux, affectueuse (2,21, p 163)</p>
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imberbe

? (smooth-cheeked, 1,26, p 163)

<p>? (smooth-cheeked, 1,26, p 163)</p>
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le bassin

le bas-ventre (lower abdomen; pond, 1,27, p 163)

<p>le bas-ventre (lower abdomen; pond, 1,27, p 163)</p>
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fauve (adj)

brun jaunâtre (tawny, 1,28, p 163)

<p>brun jaunâtre (tawny, 1,28, p 163)</p>
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le fard

le rouge (blush, rouge for cheeks, 1,28, p 163)

<p>le rouge (blush, rouge for cheeks, 1,28, p 163)</p>
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le foyer (2X)

le feu (hearth), la maison (home)

<p>le feu (hearth), la maison (home)</p>
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une masure

une cabane (hovel, shack)

<p>une cabane (hovel, shack)</p>
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flairer

renifler (sniff, smell)

<p>renifler (sniff, smell)</p>
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rajeunir

restaurer une apparence jeune (rejuvenate)

<p>restaurer une apparence jeune (rejuvenate)</p>
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une blanche fille

une fille pâle

<p>une fille pâle</p>
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le bourreau de soi-même

? (self-tortured man, 1855)

<p>? (self-tortured man, 1855)</p>
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un boucher

? (a butcher, 83.2, p 84)

<p>? (a butcher, 83.2, p 84)</p>
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tes paupières

? (your eyelids, 83,4, p 84)

<p>? (your eyelids, 83,4, p 84)</p>
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prendre le large

mettre les voiles (83.9, p 84)

<p>mettre les voiles (83.9, p 84)</p>
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soûler

enivrer (get sby drunk)

<p>enivrer (get sby drunk)</p>
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retentir

résonner (ring out, resound, 83,11, p 84)

<p>résonner (ring out, resound, 83,11, p 84)</p>
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vorace

insatiable

<p>insatiable</p>
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le criard

one who cries unceasingly (83.17, Litré)

<p>one who cries unceasingly (83.17, Litré)</p>
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une mégère

une musaraigne (a shrew, nagging ill-tempered woman, 83.20, p 20)

<p>une musaraigne (a shrew, nagging ill-tempered woman, 83.20, p 20)</p>
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le soufflet

la gifle (83.22, p 85)

<p>la gifle (83.22, p 85)</p>
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la roue

? (wheel as instrument of torture, 83,23, p 85)

<p>? (wheel as instrument of torture, 83,23, p 85)</p>
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dédoublement

divisé en deux (p 370)

<p>divisé en deux (p 370)</p>
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la conscience est dédoublement, et par conséquent ironique

? (acc. to Romanticism, hence self-torturing, p. 370)

<p>? (acc. to Romanticism, hence self-torturing, p. 370)</p>
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Je suis la plaie et le couteau

Je suis le soufflet et la joue!

Je suis les membres et la roue!

Et la victime et le bourreau!

? (no. 83,21-24, Pléiade, 74-5)

<p>? (no. 83,21-24, Pléiade, 74-5)</p>
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le canevas au poème

basic structure of the poem (368)

<p>basic structure of the poem (368)</p>
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les épaves (3X)

? (flotsam and jetsam, shipwrecks, human wreck)

<p>? (flotsam and jetsam, shipwrecks, human wreck)</p>
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un quatrain

une strophe de 4 vers

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un phare

un fanal (beacon)

<p>un fanal (beacon)</p>
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l'essentiel de l'atmosphère de l'artiste

? (8 artists of Les Phares)

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Pierre-Paul Rubens

Rubens (Flemish Baroque, 1577-1640, Antwerp)

<p>Rubens (Flemish Baroque, 1577-1640, Antwerp)</p>
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« fleuve d'oubli, jardin de la paresse, oreiller de chair fraîche »

? ("river of oblivion, garden of indolence, Pillow of cool flesh," Rubens, 6,1)

<p>? ("river of oblivion, garden of indolence, Pillow of cool flesh," Rubens, 6,1)</p>
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« anges...tout chargé de mystère »

? ("angels burdened with mystery," da Vinci, 6,7)

<p>? ("angels burdened with mystery," da Vinci, 6,7)</p>
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« par des lustres »

sous les lustres ("beneath chandeliers," Watteau, 6,24)

<p>sous les lustres ("beneath chandeliers," Watteau, 6,24)</p>
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« La misère pitoyable »

la misère misérable (the wretched poverty)

<p>la misère misérable (the wretched poverty)</p>
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André Malraux, « l'art est un anti-destin »

? (condensed aesthetic, Les Voix du silence, 1951)

<p>? (condensed aesthetic, Les Voix du silence, 1951)</p>
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Vue de Delft (1660)

Johannes Vermeer (1632-1675)

<p>Johannes Vermeer (1632-1675)</p>
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Jean-Antoine Watteau

? (Rococo, late Baroque, 1684-1721)

<p>? (Rococo, late Baroque, 1684-1721)</p>
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François Boucher

? (Rococo, voluptuous bocolic scenes, 1703-1770)

<p>? (Rococo, voluptuous bocolic scenes, 1703-1770)</p>
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voluptueux, voluptueuse

sexuellement attirant

<p>sexuellement attirant</p>
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Jean-Honoré Fragonard

? (late Rococo, hedionism, 1732-1806)

<p>? (late Rococo, hedionism, 1732-1806)</p>
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« fêtes galantes »

genre (Watteau)

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« lac de sang hanté des mauvais anges »

Eugène Delacroix (lake of blood haunted by evil angels, leader of French Romantic school (1798-1863)

<p>Eugène Delacroix (lake of blood haunted by evil angels, leader of French Romantic school (1798-1863)</p>
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« impudences de faune »

Pierre Puget (shamelessness of Fauns, Baroque, 1620-1694)

<p>Pierre Puget (shamelessness of Fauns, Baroque, 1620-1694)</p>
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le style Louis XIV

? (French classicism, 1661-1715)

<p>? (French classicism, 1661-1715)</p>
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Peter Paul Rubens

? (Flemish Baroque, colour, sensuality, mythological nudes, Antwerp)

<p>? (Flemish Baroque, colour, sensuality, mythological nudes, Antwerp)</p>
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Pierre Paul Puget

? (Baroque, sculptor & painter, expressed emotions, pathos, drama, contrasting Louis XIV style)

<p>? (Baroque, sculptor &amp; painter, expressed emotions, pathos, drama, contrasting Louis XIV style)</p>
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« l'horreur cruelle »

(Francisco de Goya, Spanish romantic, 1746-1828)

<p>(Francisco de Goya, Spanish romantic, 1746-1828)</p>
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« La liberté guidant le peuple »

Eugène Delacroix (1830)

<p>Eugène Delacroix (1830)</p>
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des ordures

la misère, la saleté (squalor, filth, 6,11, p 15)

<p>la misère, la saleté (squalor, filth, 6,11, p 15)</p>
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« un rayon d'hiver »

? (winter's ray of sun, 6,12, p 15)

<p>? (winter's ray of sun, 6,12, p 15)</p>
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un faune (2x)

? (wildlife; faun, w goat's horns, ears, legs and tail, 6,17, p 15)

<p>? (wildlife; faun, w goat's horns, ears, legs and tail, 6,17, p 15)</p>
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Carl Maria von Weber

un compositeur romantique allemand d'opéras (1786-1826)

<p>un compositeur romantique allemand d'opéras (1786-1826)</p>
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un porte-voix

un cor parlant (speaking-horn)

<p>un cor parlant (speaking-horn)</p>
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la synesthésie (Correspondences no. 13)

? (production of a sense impression relating to one sense or part of the body by stimulation of another sense or part of the body)

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le Rocaille (le rococo français)

? (rococo, late Baroque, trompe l'œil frescos, exuberant decor, anti-Louis XIV style, 1730-80)

<p>? (rococo, late Baroque, trompe l'œil frescos, exuberant decor, anti-Louis XIV style, 1730-80)</p>
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en trompe l'œil

? ("deceive the eye")

<p>? ("deceive the eye")</p>
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« Des origines de la poésie cubiste »

André Malraux

<p>André Malraux</p>
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Cythère (Κύθηρα)

? (Kythira, cult of Venus)

<p>? (Kythira, cult of Venus)</p>
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des cordages

le gréement d'un navire (ship's rigging, FM 116)

<p>le gréement d'un navire (ship's rigging, FM 116)</p>
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les fleurs écloses

? (the blooming flowers, FM 116)

<p>? (the blooming flowers, FM 116)</p>
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un ramier

un pigeon (wood pigeon, FM 116)

<p>un pigeon (wood pigeon, FM 116)</p>
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rocailleux, rocailleuse

rocheux, rocheuse (rocky, FM 116)

<p>rocheux, rocheuse (rocky, FM 116)</p>
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un pendu

? (a hanged man, FM 116)

<p>? (a hanged man, FM 116)</p>
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un ventre effondré

un ventre creux (FM 116)

<p>un ventre creux (FM 116)</p>
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un corbeau, des corbeaux

? (raven)

<p>? (raven)</p>
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bocager, bocagère (adj)

un bocage (of landscape of fields and hedges, Voyage)

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entrebâiller (entre-bâiller)

ouvrir partiellement (Voyage)

<p>ouvrir partiellement (Voyage)</p>
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châtré

castré (castrated, Voyage)

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à l'aspect de

à la vue de (at the sight of, Voyage)

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une mâchoire

? (jaw of an animal)

<p>? (jaw of an animal)</p>
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le myrte

? (Myrtle)

<p>? (Myrtle)</p>
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raser la côte

suivre le littoral (follow the coastline)

<p>suivre le littoral (follow the coastline)</p>
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rôder

? (to prowl, roam)

<p>? (to prowl, roam)</p>
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triturer (pharmacie)

broyer (to crush, grind)

<p>broyer (to crush, grind)</p>
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maigre

mince, pauvre (thin, poor)

<p>mince, pauvre (thin, poor)</p>
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gronder

? (to hiss, of cat, to growl, of dog; to scold, Chat)

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suave

? (subdued, mellow, Chat)

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perler

former de petites gouttes arrondies (to trickle, Chat)

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filtrer

? (to seep through, Chat)

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endormir

faire dormir (to lull to sleep, Chat)

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un archet

? (bow to play a violin, Chat)

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mordre

? (to bite, to grip the strings of a violin, Chat)

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un aimant

? (a magnet, Chat)

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le fanal, les fanaux

? (beacon, lantern, ital. fanale, Greek, phanarion, Chat)