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17749523 No.17749523 [Reply] [Original]

Is Tristan und Isolde about a will to death, or an exemplification of life before and irrespective of death?

>> No.17749604
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17749604

I don't know the answer to your question, but Baudelaire is my favourite poet.
Based OP.

>> No.17751066

>>17749604
>Baudelaire is my favourite poet.
t.anglophone who read Charles in translation

>> No.17752011

>>17749604
The Op has Baudelaire because he was a supporter of Wagnerian themes, such as in Tristan und Isolde.

>> No.17752023

>>17751066
wow you really assume the best in people don't you

>> No.17752300

>Alles ist nach seiner Art:
>an ihr wirst du nichts ändern

Best line in the Ring.

>> No.17753767

>>17752023
He's just bitter like most of /lit/.

>> No.17753845

>>17749523
basé, have an essay by Bonnefoy about Les Fleurs du mal
>>17751066
>calling Baudelaire Charles
cringe, snob and unnecessarily mean

>> No.17753854
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>>17753845
forgot the essay in question

>> No.17753892
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>>17753854
I can't read French.

>> No.17753939

>>17753892
Well save the pic, learn French, read Baudelaire in French and read the essay. I didn't went thought the trouble of making this montage for you not to read it.
Now leave 4chan and begin your French lessons.

>> No.17753947

>>17753939
But I'm already learning Latin.

>> No.17754102

>>17753947
me too

>> No.17754110
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>>17754102
I'll get right on it then.

>> No.17754256

>>17749523
looking at the picture I can already tell how fucking nasal this guys voice must have been. Imagine him frenching around pretensiously with that voice. I'm loling thinking about it.

>> No.17754881

>>17749523
he looks a bit like wellbeck

>> No.17755768

what's your favourite Baudelaire poem bros? Mine is A une passante

>> No.17755923

>>17753767
>>17752023
>>17753892
I was right though.
>>17753845
Je me demande tout simplement pourquoi les anglophones négligent leur propre patrimoine littéraire et s'amusent à lire Baudelaire en anglais quand ils n'ont même pas lu la plupart des pièces de Shakespeare, les poèmes de Byron ou de Tennyson.
Ce n'est pas du "snobisme", bien au contraire.

>> No.17755974

>>17755923
Oui tu avais raison ahah
Il y a une part de vérité dans ce que tu dis, mais Baudelaire occupe une place tellement importante dans le patrimoine poétique occidental que très franchement ça ne me choque pas forcément. Un français lisant Goethe, Dante ou Shakespeare en traduction avant d'avoir lu Mallarmé ou de Vigny ne me choque pas non plus. Après de là à en faire son poète favori...

>> No.17756037

>>17755974
sorry i don't understand arabic

>> No.17756392

>>17756037
sorry i don't laugh at unoriginal jokes

>> No.17756733

The opening of Tristan and Isolde reminded me so much of a final fantasy plot lol

>> No.17757964

bosse :)