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Charles Baudelaire est un poète français. Né à Paris le 9 avril 1821, il meurt dans la même ville le 31 août 1867. À la croisée entre le Parnasse et le symbolisme, chantre de la « modernité », il occupe une place considérable parmi les poètes français. Les Fleurs du mal (1857) et Les Paradis artificiels (1860) sont ses deux recueils de poésie les plus connus. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/diseursdebeauxtextes/message

Anne’s childhood wish to become “divinely beautiful” is coming true - at least in the eyes of one particular gentleman. We love the romance in Anne of the Island, not just for Anne but for her friends Diana and Phillippa as well. Ragon and Kelly chat about all of Anne’s would-be beaux, and unpack why she doesn’t seem ready for any of them yet. We also compare this book to one of our other all time favorite classics: Pride and Prejudice. Inspired by: Kelly is inspired by The New York Public Library

In which Lit Bits (Adam ‘Lit’ Smyth and James ‘Bits’ Kidd) are just putting their feet up after another exhausting 45 minutes of sitting on a chair and talking nonsense when they are ambushed by Dinah Roe armed with a copy of W.H. Auden’s ‘Musée des Beaux Arts’. How will they fare in this on-the-spot close reading? It’s literary criticism, in the nude. Those of a sensitive literary critical disposition might want to look away…now. What is Lit Bits? Listen here... Listen out for the sound of pouring

Nouvel épisode et j'ai cette fois demandé à chatgpt (https://chat.openai.com/) une poésie sur la ville d'Ashburn aux Etats-Unis. Le texte: Ashburn, ville de Virginie,Aux larges routes et beaux quartiers,Des maisons hautes en couleurs,Et des commerces à profusion. Ses parcs offrent des vues sublimes,Et ses lacs sont de vrais joyaux,L'été, les festivals animent,La ville au son de leurs échos. Ashburn, ville accueillante,Où il fait bon vivre et s'installer,Un lieu où l'on se sent

Les Fleurs du Mal regroupent quatre poèmes sur le chat : un vante la puissance et la beauté du chat, un autre la beauté de son « chant » et encore un autre pour l’assimilé à un objet érotique. Celui qui nous intéresse est issu de la première section du recueil, Spleen et Idéal, il a un rôle important car il permet au poète de proposer à travers l’animal, une métaphore de la femme. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/diseursdebeauxtextes/message

On this First Look, we talk with Michael Clawson all about the November issue of American Art Collector magazine! We chat about Alex Katz, Julio Reyes and Vincent Xeus, we dig into Women Artists of the west, collector's focus on the art of the nude, the Scottsdale Artists' School Beaux Arts and so much more!

Bloomsbury Radio chat to the Greenwich Trio. Described by Bernard Greenhouse as “the new Beaux Arts Trio”, the Greenwich Trio are earning a reputation for their performances of a wide range of repertoire. Their performance for Conway Hall foregrounds the contributions made to the repertoire by Clara Schumann and Fanny Mendelssohn, alongside their male colleagues. The Greenwich Trio are Lana Trotovšek (violin), Heather Tuach (cello) and Yoko Misumi (piano). For more info, please see:

Cody and Jay are faking it until they make it with America's Got Talent season 16 auditions 2. They have 10 more acts to cover and they are beyond belief with the talent that showed up in this episode. We'd like to say that it's okay when covering this episode, but everything was aces. Get your towels ready, you're in for a treat Beyond Belief Dance Company UniCircle Flow Larger Than Life Korean Soul Matt Johnson Patrick Kun Johnny Showcase The Curtis Family C-Notes Les Beaux Freres Gina Brillon

As war loomed in Europe, the poet W.H. Auden left Britain for the United States. One of the poems he wrote just before leaving is about the nature of human suffering—or as Auden puts it, the “human position” of suffering: for the most part, it happens invisibly, and the procession of ordinary life leaves it unacknowledged. Yet, the representation and transcendence of suffering are tasks important both to religion and the arts. Is suffering’s “human position” something that can be redeemed? Wes and

22 novembre 2006 - Marais de Yalimapo - Guyane - Ares BB+ - cardioïdes - mkh40 Un son étrange au lever du jour m'intrigue provenant de la surface d'une eau croupie et sombre. En m'approchant je vois vite des gueules de poissons chat gober l'air. La pluie qui arrive va enfin faire monter le niveau de l'étang et surtout oxygéner l'eau. Ce son biologique n'est pas volontaire mais provoqué par la situation. Il faut discerner dans la nature les sons de communication et les

Bonjour les amis, bienvenue sur ce premier épisode de mon podcast! Aujourd'hui on part à la rencontre de trois booktubers que j'aimerais te faire découvrir! Voici les liens pour les retrouver: La chaîne de Chat Pitre: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjFmSnRXM4TNbnu1xxK0n7w La chaîne de Kolibrys: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMOFCB232b4fHYwLiBpxxhQ La chaîne Les chroniques de la Fraise: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHbgr0X16v3JXT4fYhs6flA Pour suivre mes aventures sur mon blog, youtube et

This week’s guest is a Prestidigitatrix! Ava Beaux joins Strangely for a chat about magic, being your own role model and the kinds of things you can do to an audience that trusts you. Strangely also has thoughts on running, Ricky Jay, and a phocomelic over-achiever. The song of the week is “I’ll Tell Me Ma” an oldie but a goodie!You can find out more about Ava Beaux over at www.avabeaux.com