This book examines the cultural and intellectual milieu of Stephan Mallarm, the influential French poet and essayist. Through the lens of his famous Tuesday evening salons, which brought together artists, writers, and intellectuals of the era, the author provides a nuanced look at the aesthetics and politics of the late 19th century. With its interdisciplinary approach and rich historical detail, this work is a valuable contribution to the study of French literature and culture.
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