Rimbaud Complete Works Selected Letters 1st Edition by Arthur Rimbaud ISBN 0226719782 9780226719788

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ISBN 10: 0226719782 
ISBN 13: 9780226719788
Author: Arthur Rimbaud

The enfant terrible of French letters, Jean-Nicholas-Arthur Rimbaud (1854-91) was a defiant and precocious youth who wrote some of the most remarkable prose and poetry of the nineteenth century, all before leaving the world of verse by the age of twenty-one. More than a century after his death, the young rebel-poet continues to appeal to modern readers as much for his turbulent life as for his poetry; his stormy affair with fellow poet Paul Verlaine and his nomadic adventures in eastern Africa are as iconic as his hallucinatory poems and symbolist prose. The first translation of the poet’s complete works when it was published in 1966, Rimbaud: Complete Works, Selected Letters introduced a new generation of Americans to the alienated genius—among them the Doors’s lead singer Jim Morrison, who wrote to translator Wallace Fowlie to thank him for rendering the poems accessible to those who “don’t read French that easily.” Forty years later, the book remains the only side-by-side bilingual edition of Rimbaud’s complete poetic works. Thoroughly revising Fowlie’s edition, Seth Whidden has made changes on virtually every page, correcting errors, reordering poems, adding previously omitted versions of poems and some letters, and updating the text to reflect current scholarship; left in place are Fowlie’s literal and respectful translations of Rimbaud’s complex and nontraditional verse. Whidden also provides a foreword that considers the heritage of Fowlie’s edition and adds a bibliography that acknowledges relevant books that have appeared since the original publication. On its fortieth anniversary, Rimbaud remains the most authoritative—and now, completely up-to-date—edition of the young master’s entire poetic ouvre.

Table of contents:

1. Foreword (2005)
2. Acknowledgments
3. Selected Bibliography
4. Introduction (1966)
5. Poésies/Poetry
6. Les étrennes des orphelins
7. The Orphans’ Gifts
8. Sensation
9. Soleil et chair
10. Sensation
11. Sun and Flesh
12. Ophélie
13. Ophelia
14. Venus Anadyomène
15. Venus Anadyomene
16. Première soirée
17. The First Evening
18. Les reparties de Nina
19. Nina’s Replies
20. Les effarés
21. The Frightened Ones
22. Roman
23. Novel
24. Rêvé pour l’hiver
25. Le buffet
26. A Dream for Winter
27. The Cupboard
28. L’éclatante victoire de Sarrebrück3
29. La maline
30. The Dazzling Victory of Sarrebruck
31. The Sly Girl
32. Au Cabaret-Vert
33. Le dormeur du val
34. At the Cabaret-Vert
35. The Sleeper in the Valley
36. À la musique
37. To Music
38. Bal des pendus
39. Dance of the Hanged Men
40. Le châtiment de Tartufe
41. Le forgeron
42. Tartufe’s Punishment
43. The Blacksmith
44. Ma bohème
45. My Bohemian Life
46. Le mal
47. Evil
48. Rages de Césars
49. Caesars’ Rages
50. Le coeur volé
51. Chant de guerre parisien
52. The Stolen Heart
53. Parisian War Song
54. Mes petites amoureuses
55. My Little Lovers
56. Accroupissements
57. Squattings
58. Les poètes de sept ans
59. Seven-year-old Poets
60. L’orgie parisienne ou Paris se repeuple
61. Parisian Orgy or Paris is Repopulated7
62. Les pauvres à l’église
63. The Poor in Church
64. Les soeurs de charité
65. Sisters of Charity
66. L’homme juste
67. The Just Man
68. Les premières Communions
69. First Communions
70. Ce qu’on dit au Poète à propos de fleurs
71. What is Said to the Poet Concerning Flowers
72. Les mains de Jeanne-Marie
73. The Hands of Jeanne-Marie
74. Les assis
75. The Seated Men
76. Le bateau ivre
77. The Drunken Boat
78. Les chercheuses de poux
79. The Seekers of Lice
80. Les douaniers
81. The Customs Men
82. Oraison du soir
83. Tête de faune
84. Evening Prayer
85. Faun’s Head
86. Voyelles
87. Vowels
88. Sonnet du trou du cul
89. Lys
90. Vu à Rome
91. Sonnet to an Asshole
92. Lily
93. Seen in Rome
94. Fête galante
95. Love Feast
96. Conneries
97. Nasty Jokes
98. Conneries 2e Série
99. Nasty Jokes 2nd Series
100. Vieux de la vieille!
101. État de siège?
102. Le balai
103. The Old Man of the Old Woman!
104. State of Siege?
105. The Brush
106. Exil
107. L’angelot maudit
108. Exile
109. The Outcast Cherub
110. Bouts-rimés
111. Rhymed endings
112. Hypotyposes saturniennes, ex Belmontet
113. Saturnian Hypotyposes, taken from Belmontet
114. Les remembrances du vieillard idiot
115. Memories of the Simple-minded Old Man
116. Ressouvenir
117. Remembrance
118. Vers pour les lieux
119. Verses for Such Places
120. Comédie de la soif
121. Comedy of Thirst
122. Bonne pensée du matin
123. A Good Thought in the Morning
124. La rivière de Cassis
125. The Cassis River
126. Larme
127. Patience
128. Tear
129. Patience
130. Jeune ménage
131. Young Couple
132. Fêtes de la faim
133. Feasts of Hunger
134. Les corbeaux
135. The Crows
136. Honte
137. Shame
138. Mémoire
139. Memory
140. Michel et Christine
141. Michel and Christine
142. O saisons, ô châteaux
143. O seasons, o castles
144. Plates-bandes d’amarantes
145. Flowerbands of amaranths
146. Qu’est-ce pour nous, mon coeur
147. What does it matter for us, my heart
148. Proses/Prose
149. Le soleil était encore chaud
150. The sun was still hot
151. Invocation à Vénus
152. Charles d’Orléans à Louis XI31
153. Invocation to Venus
154. Charles d’Orléans to Louis XI
155. Un coeur sous une soutane: Intimités d¡¯un séminariste
156. A Heart under a Cassock: Confidences of a Seminarian
157. Les déserts de l’amour
158. Deserts of Love
159. Proses dites “évangeliques”
160. Prose called “evangelical”
161. Mauvais sang
162. Bad Blood
163. Nuit de l’enfer
164. Night in Hell
165. Délires
166. Delirium
167. Délires
168. Delirium
169. L’impossible
170. The Impossible
171. L’éclair
172. Lightning
173. Matin
174. Morning
175. Adieu
176. Farewell
177. Après le déluge
178. Enfance
179. After the Flood
180. Childhood
181. Conte
182. Story
183. Parade
184. Circus
185. Antique
186. Being Beauteous
187. Ancient
188. Being Beauteous
189. Vies
190. Lives
191. Départ
192. Royauté
193. À une raison
194. Matinée d¡¯ivresse
195. Departure
196. Royalty
197. To Reason
198. Morning of Drunkenness
199. Phrases
200. Phrases
201. Ouvriers
202. Workers
203. Les ponts
204. Ville
205. Ornières
206. Bridges
207. City
208. Ruts
209. Villes
210. Cities
211. Vagabonds
212. Villes
213. Vagabonds
214. Cities
215. Veillées
216. Vigils
217. Mystique
218. Aube
219. Mystic
220. Dawn
221. Fleurs
222. Nocturne vulgaire
223. Flowers
224. Daily Nocturne
225. Marine
226. Fête d’hiver
227. Angoisse
228. Seapiece
229. Winter Party
230. Agony
231. Métropolitain
232. Barbare
233. Metropolitan
234. Barbarian
235. Promontoire
236. Promontory
237. Scènes
238. Soir historique
239. Scenes
240. Historic Evening
241. Mouvement
242. Motion
243. Bottom
244. H
245. Dévotion
246. Bottom
247. H
248. Devotions
249. Démocratie
250. Fairy
251. Guerre
252. Democracy
253. Fairy World
254. War
255. Génie
256. Genie
257. Jeunesse
258. Youth
259. Solde
260. Sale
261. Correspondance/Selected Letters
262. À Théodore de Banville
263. À Georges Izambard
264. To Théodore de Banville
265. To Georges Izambard
266. À Georges Izambard
267. To Georges Izambard
268. À Georges Izambard
269. To Georges Izambard
270. À Georges Izambard
271. To Georges Izambard
272. À Paul Demeny
273. To Paul Demeny
274. À Paul Demeny
275. To Paul Demeny
276. À Théodore de Banville
277. To Théodore de Banville
278. À Paul Demeny
279. To Paul Demeny
280. À P. Verlaine
281. De P. Verlaine à A. Rimbaud
282. À Ernest Delahaye
283. To P. Verlaine
284. From P. Verlaine to A. Rimbaud
285. To Ernest Delahaye
286. À Ernest Delahaye
287. To Ernest Delahaye
288. À Verlaine
289. To Verlaine
290. À Verlaine
291. To Verlaine
292. Aux siens
293. To his family
294. 401 Aux siens
295. To his family
296. Aux siens
297. To his family
298. Le Livre de poche du Charpentier,
299. La poste ici ne prend pas d¡¯argent, je ne puis donc vous en envoyer.
300. The Pocket Book of the Carpenter,
301. The post office does not accept money, and so I can¡¯t send you any.
302. Aux siens
303. Aux siens
304. To his family
305. To his family
306. Aux siens
307. To his family
308. Aux siens
309. To his family
310. À sa mère et à sa soeur
311. To his mother and sister
312. Aux siens
313. To his family
314. Aux siens
315. To his family
316. Aux siens
317. To his family
318. Aux siens
319. To his family
320. Aux siens
321. To his family
322. Aux siens
323. To his family
324. À sa mère
325. À sa mère
326. To his mother
327. To his mother
328. À sa mère
329. To his mother
330. À sa mère et à sa soeur
331. To his mother and sister
332. Hospital of the Conception,
333. À sa soeur
334. Au Directeur des Messageries Maritimes
335. To his sister
336. To the Director of the Messageries Maritimes

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