Thomas De Quincy Livres

In this thought-provoking collection of essays, Thomas de Quincey delves into the complex history of Protestantism and its various offshoots. He examines the impact of religion on society, literature, and politics, and offers compelling insights into the role of faith in shaping the modern world.

In this collection of essays, De Quincey explores the lives and work of some of the greatest poets of his time, including Wordsworth, Coleridge, and Shakespeare. Drawing upon his own experiences as a poet and literary critic, De Quincey offers insightful and thought-provoking analysis of their contributions to the world of letters. For anyone interested in the history of poetry and literary criticism, this book is a must-read.

Nouvelle édition entièrement revue et augmentée par Pierre Leyris " je viens de finir Le mangeur d'opium. C'est un livre vraiment prodigieux " Herman Melville Journal d'une visite à Londres et sur le Continent (1849) " ce livre incomparable " Baudelaire Les paradis artificiels (1860) " le rêve est une seconde vie...une vie nouvelle affranchie des conditions du temps et de l'espace et pareille sans doute à celle qui nous attend après la mort... " Nerval Aurélia (1865) " Toute drogue modifie vos appuis. L'appui que vous preniez sur vos sens, l'appui que vos sens prenaient sur le monde " Henri Michaux