De Shylock a Cinoc
Essai sur les judaismes apocryphes
by Philippe Zard
Balzac has again become a point of reference for today’s writers and artists, who often invoke him in their search for filiation and literary identity. What form of dialogue do contemporary creators, writers and film directors maintain with him, and to what legacy do they feel themselves to be indebted?
- By (author) Philippe Zard
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