1st Edition
A Neuroarthistory of The Painters of Modern Life Embodying Baudelairean Modernity
Acknowledgments
List of Figures
Introduction
Chapter 1 Neuroaesthetics and Cognitive Poetics: Mapping Baudelairean Modernity in Neural Processing of Word and Image
Chapter 2 Mirroring Haussmannization in Baudelairean Word and Graphic Image
Chapters 3 On Baudelairean Modernity: Neuroaesthetic Modeling of Ironic Self-Reflection
Chapter 4 Mirroring Haussmannization in Baudelairean Word and Photographic Image
Chapter 5 A Collaborative Investigation into Affective and Embodied Aesthetic Responses to
Charles Marville’s Old Paris and New Paris Series
Chapter 6 Manet’s Erotic and Ironic Gaze: Photography, Pornography, and Censorship
Chapter 7 Brain Mapping Censorship and Desire in Second Empire Paris
Chapter 8 Baudelaire’s Prose Poems: A Paradigm for Ironic Parody
Chapter 9 Verbal and Visual Parody: Zola’s and Manet’s Ironic Encounters
Chapter 10 Reflections on Baudelairean Modernity
Epilogue
References
Index
Biography
Lauren S. Weingarden is Professor Emerita of Art History at Florida State University.
