Leslie Kaplan
edited by Mireille Hilsum
Paperback (Published)
(April 2016)
ISBN: 9782812449253
Price: $41.00
Out of stock
Engaged at the time of the Algerian war, and working in a factory shortly before May ’68, Leslie Kaplan has produced a body of work which exists at the intersection of two stories, personal and collective, and two languages, French and English. It attests to a playful attention to the work of the labourer, language, and the unconscious.
Engaged at the time of the Algerian war, and working in a factory shortly before May ’68, Leslie Kaplan has produced a body of work which exists at the intersection of two stories, personal and collective, and two languages, French and English. It attests to a playful attention to the work of the labourer, language, and the unconscious.
- Edited by Mireille Hilsum
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