英文摘要 |
Under the influence of Christianity, the spirituality of Baudelaire has affinity with that of the monks of the first century. It is characterized by his consciousness of the fundamental ambiguity of human nature which is drawn alternately by two contrary tendencies: one toward God, the other toward Satan. “Acedia,” which means the disgust with the world and the yearning for paradise, is close to the core idea of this ambiguity. Its modern expression, tedium, which for Baudelaire is the worst of the |