The Dream of an Absolute Language Jayne L. Warner

The Dream of an Absolute Language Jayne L. WarnerTraces the reception of Swedenborg's doctrine of "correspondences" in French literature and culture from the late 1700s to 1870. Taking as its point of departure the two poems, "Correspondances" by Baudelaire and "Les correspondances" by Alphonse Louis Constant, The Dream of an Absolute Language: Emanuel Swedenborg and French Literary Culture traces the reception and popularization of several key Swedenborgian doctrines in late eighteenth and

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