Baudelaire, poetry and the city

PlastiCitésApril 27, 2013June 25, 2013Paris, poetry

Images from Eat at the Nichols Building, where on April 12th we held an evening of readings in French and English of Baudelaire’s poems about the city.

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Amanda Crawley Jackson lectures in French at the University of Sheffield (UK). She specialises in existentialist philosophy, urban spatialities and contemporary visual arts from France and the French-speaking world. View all posts by PlastiCités

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