Understanding Rimbaud: My Spirit, Let us Turn in the Biting
Alain Jugnon
Jan 2024 · Max Milo · AI-narrated by Cole (from Google)
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An essay on not dying at 17.
Seriously, understand Rimbaud?
Like May lights?
Like the revolution?
Yes.
Because we had to understand.
Rimbauds who attack the republican order of the moment and win it in the race of real life.
This essay attempts to contextualize Rimbaud’s poetic creation as a young, revolutionary poet, to extricate him from the commentaries that for at least a hundred years have made him out to be either a mystic or an original.
An essay on not dying at 17.
Seriously, understand Rimbaud?
Like May lights?
Like the revolution?
Yes.
Because we had to understand.
Rimbauds who attack the republican order of the moment and win it in the race of real life.
This essay attempts to contextualize Rimbaud’s poetic creation as a ...
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Alain Jugnon is a free-lance philosophy teacher at a state secondary school. He edits the journals Cahiers Artaud and La Contre-attaque.
PLACID is a French painter, illustrator and comic strip artist. He contributes to the magazine Mon Lapin Quotidien and the monthly CQFD, among others.
Alain Jugnon is a free-lance philosophy teacher at a state secondary school. He edits the journals Cahiers Artaud and La Contre-attaque.
PLACID is a French painter, illustrator and comic strip artist. He contributes to the magazine Mon Lapin Quotidien and the monthly CQFD, among others.
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