Le Monde moderne vu par les ecrivains francais (1900-1950)
by Michel Raimond and edited by Jean-Michel Raimond and Vital Rambaud
In this posthumous essay, Michel Raimond describes how writers from the first half of the twentieth century were torn between celebrating and loathing the modern world, placing their vision of it in the context of the intellectual debates of the period.
- By (author) Michel Raimond
- Edited by Jean-Michel Raimond
- Edited by Vital Rambaud
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L’Archive du Coup de dés
Étude critique de la réception d’Un coup de dés jamais n’abolira le hasard de Stéphane Mallarmé (1897-2007)
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