Les Paradis Artificiels [Artificial Paradises]

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Les Paradis Artificiels [Artificial Paradises]

By: Charles Baudelaire

Narrated by: Casting Complet

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Les Paradis artificiels de Charles Baudelaire est un livre révolutionnaire qui plonge dans le monde de la drogue et de ses effets sur l'esprit humain. Publié en 1860, cet ouvrage fondamental explore les expériences de l'auteur et de ses contemporains sous l'influence de l'opium et du haschisch. Les descriptions vivantes de Baudelaire sur les hallucinations et les visions induites par ces drogues offrent un aperçu unique du monde des toxicomanes.

Le livre s'articule autour de deux essais principaux : "Le poème du haschisch" et "Un mangeur d'opium", qui s'inspirent largement des "Confessions d'un mangeur d'opium" de Thomas De Quincey. À travers ses écrits, Baudelaire critique l'utilisation des drogues comme moyen d'atteindre un monde "idéal", soulignant la nature destructrice de l'addiction. Cette œuvre classique reste un commentaire puissant sur la condition humaine et l'attrait des paradis artificiels.

Please note: This audiobook is in French.

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