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Poetry as a Flower of Evil

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Publication: Language and Literature – European Landmarks of Identity, 15, p. 303
p-ISSN:1843-1577
Publisher:Universitatea din Pitești
Place:Pitești
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Abstract:The two poets, Charles Baudelaire and Tudor Arghezi, demonstrate that ugliness can generate beauty through literary creation.
This article focuses on the following aspects: the depiction of the actions of the three guests of a poem, the aesthetic points of view concerning the relation between beauty and ugliness/ good and evil, the analysis of two poems, “To the Readers”, by Charles Baudelaire and “Flowers of Mold”, by Tudor Arghezi.
In conclusion, evil is a productive aesthetic category mainly expressed by the lexico-semantic level of the language.
Key words:ugliness, beauty, art
Language: English
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