"Michel Antoni composes songs and poems for them with wine."

Wine Composes Songs and Poems for Them, written by Michel Antoni, is a fascinating book that examines the timeless relationship between wine, intoxication, and literary creation. This connection, although universally present throughout the ages, remains poorly understood and seldom explored in depth. Antoni delves into this complex relationship, tracing it back to Dionysus, the Greek god of wine and intoxication, and highlighting iconic literary figures such as Rabelais, Baudelaire, and Rimbaud.

The author provides a comprehensive synthesis of his research, analyzing how these writers, among many others, were inspired by wine to create some of their most famous works. The book also explores how this relationship has evolved over the centuries, from early literary expressions to 20th-century novelists who often depicted this connection in an almost caricatural way.

Michel Antoni offers a detailed analysis of the mechanisms at play in this relationship, providing readers with a fresh perspective on how wine and intoxication can influence and inspire literary creation. This work, published by L'Harmattan, is a valuable addition to the library of any literature and wine enthusiast.

With its 160 pages, this paperback book is not only a captivating read but also a collector's item. Its dimensions of 21.5 x 13.5 x 0.9 cm and weight of 200 g make it a practical book to carry with you anywhere.

For those seeking to further understand the dynamics between wine, intoxication, and literary creation, Wine Composes Songs and Poems for Them is a must-read. Whether you are a literature enthusiast, a wine lover, or simply curious about this fascinating relationship, this book offers you a unique dive into the history of literature and wine.

EAN13: 9782343053561
ISBN: 978-2-343-05356-1
Publisher: L'Harmattan
Publication Date: 01/29/2015
Language: French