La Mort

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La Mort is the final section of Charles Baudelaire’s poetry collection Les Fleurs du mal, in which he explores death as both an existential horror and a possible escape from suffering.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf literary work
section of a poetry collection
associatedMovement Modernism NERFINISHED
Symbolism NERFINISHED
author Charles Baudelaire NERFINISHED
collection Les Fleurs du mal NERFINISHED
collectionPublicationYear 1857
countryOfOrigin France
exploresConcept death as existential horror
death as possible escape
death as possible redemption
relationship between death and beauty
relationship between death and the sacred
genre lyric poetry
modern poetry
symbolist poetry
hasCanonicalStatus part of the French literary canon
widely studied in Baudelaire scholarship
hasCriticalReception considered a culmination of the themes of Les Fleurs du mal
interpreted as an ambiguous vision of death
often read as both nihilistic and hopeful
hasForm poetry cycle
hasInfluenceOn French symbolist poets
modern French poetry
hasTitleInEnglish Death
language French
literaryPeriod 19th century
medium printed book
originalCollectionTitle Les Fleurs du mal NERFINISHED
originalPublisherOfCollection Poulet-Malassis et de Broise NERFINISHED
partOf Les Fleurs du mal NERFINISHED
positionInWork final section of Les Fleurs du mal
relatedWork La Révolte NERFINISHED
Le Vin NERFINISHED
Spleen et Idéal NERFINISHED
theme afterlife
boredom
death
despair
escape from suffering
existential horror
hope
spiritual journey
suffering
time and finitude
transcendence
workInCollectionPrecededBy La Révolte NERFINISHED

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Les Fleurs du mal section La Mort