On November 4, 1845, a review appears in “Le Corsaire-Satan” about Philippe de Chennevières (Jean Falaise) concerning two volumes: Les Contes normands, par Jean Falaise, traduits librement l’ami Job and les Historiettes baguenaudières un Normand, published Caen 1842 1845 respectively. Although anonymous, the is undoubtedly due to pen of Baudelaire, who met author during his stay Paris. In 1848 ...

This article takes into consideration the interest that Baudelaire vowed to Lucan and his unfinished masterpiece, On Civil War or Pharsalia. predilection places poet in relation Latinists of time, who, for most part, hold suspicion, by opposing him epic clarity Virgil. argues especially with Désiré Nisard, champion conservative criticism, assimilates authors time Latinity.

Article Karin Westerwelle, Baudelaire und Paris. Flüchtige Gegenwart Phantasmagorie. München, Wilhelm Fink Verlag, 2020. 600 pages. was published on November 8, 2022 in the journal Romanistisches Jahrbuch (volume 73, issue 1).