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Grotesque Figures: Baudelaire, Rousseau, And The Aesthetics Of Modernity (Parallax: Revisions Of Culture And Society),New Costanzo Fostering Tunisias Economic Connection WithCharles Baudelaire Is Usually Read As A Paradigmatically Modern Poet, Whose Work Ushered In A New Era Of French Literature. But The Common Emphasis On His Use Of New Forms And Styles Overlooks The Complex Role Of The Past In His Work. In Grotesque Figures, Virginia E. Swain Explores How The Specter Of The Eighteenth Century Made Itself Felt In Baudelaire'S Modern Poetry In The Pervasive Textual And Figural Presence Of Jeanjacques Rousseau. Not Only Do