The Painful Poignancy of Desire

Focusing on the essence of passion, this book explores the significance of Romantic and Postromantic poetry in understanding human emotions and creativity. Professor Moscovici examines why these historical works remain vital for contemporary students, linking them to personal pleasures and beauty. By incorporating her own poetry, she illustrates how these movements not only enrich literary study but also enhance our emotional and imaginative experiences, underscoring their lasting relevance in today's world.