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Elogio fúnebre de Théodore de Banville
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Trata-se da tradução do Elogio fúnebre que Théodore de Banville proferiu no enterro de Baudelaire, publicado no jornal L'Étendard, na quarta-feira, dia 4 de setembro de 1867, p. 3. Banville destaca notadamente a novidade e o lugar da poesia do autor das Flores do mal no século XIX, sobretudo em relação a Victor Hugo.
Title: Elogio fúnebre de Théodore de Banville
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Trata-se da tradução do Elogio fúnebre que Théodore de Banville proferiu no enterro de Baudelaire, publicado no jornal L'Étendard, na quarta-feira, dia 4 de setembro de 1867, p.
3.
Banville destaca notadamente a novidade e o lugar da poesia do autor das Flores do mal no século XIX, sobretudo em relação a Victor Hugo.
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