Approaches to teaching Baudelaire's prose poems / edited by Cheryl Krueger.

Pt. One : Materials / Cheryl Krueger
Editions and Translations
Instructor's Library
Baudelaire's Life and Work
Historical and Social Contexts
Prose Poem Genre in France
Reception and Influence outside France
Studies of Baudelaire's Prose Poems
Teaching Literature in Foreign Language Programs
Literature and the Humanities
Courses
pt. TWO APPROACHES
Introduction / Cheryl Krueger
Reading Strategies
Lyric Self and Its Others in Baudelaire's Petits Poemes en prose: Teaching Strategies / Laurence M. Porter
Renewed Relationship with Words: Reacting to Evil through "Le Mauvais Vitrier" / Claire Chi-ah Lyu
Who Is the "Je" of Baudelaire's Le Spleen de Paris? Engaging Undergraduate Students in the Study of Narrative Voice and Polyphony / Scott M. Powers
What's the Point? Allegory and the Prose Poems / Scott Carpenter
Ethical Reading of Baudelaire's Prose Poems / Edward K. Kaplan
Literary and Aesthetic Currents
(Post-)Romantic Vision in Le Spleen de Paris / Stamos Metzidakis
Poet's Lost Halo
Reading Paris Spleen with Walter Benjamin in Baudelaire-Ville / Beryl Schlossman
Baudelaire Modern and Antimodern: Le Spleen de Paris in an Interdisciplinary Course on Modernity / Joseph Acquisto
Social and Cultural Intersections
How to Read (Women) in Baudelaire's Prose Poems / Maria Scott
Pedagogies of Violence: A Tour through Baudelaire's Fight Clubs / Debarati Sanyal
Glazier's Cry: Dissonance in Baudelaire's Prose Poems / Aimee Boutin
Worlding Baudelaire: Geography, Genre, and Translation / Francoise Lionnet
Prose Poems across the Curriculum
"L'Invitation au voyage": A Multiliteracies Approach to Teaching Genre in an Advanced Writing Course / Kate Paesani
Rhetoric of Intermediality: Teaching Baudelaire's "L'Invitation au voyage" in a Translation Class / Larson Powell
Translation Studies and the Prose Poems / Peter Connor
Print and Digital Culture
Poet as Journalist: Teaching Baudelaire's Prose Poems with the History of the Press / Catherine Nesci
Le Spleen de Paris and the Cyberflaneur / Cheryl Krueger.