L’Humour noir des Lumieres
by Erik Leborgne
This work offers a Freudian-inspired way of reading and interpreting the literary, stylistic and psychological mechanisms of macabre humor in eighteenth-century literature, from Challe and Marivaux to Manuscrit trouve a Saragosse by Jan Potocki.
- By (author) Erik Leborgne
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L’ame a-t-elle un sexe ?
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La Question sexuelle
Interrogations de la sexualite dans l'oeuvre et la pensee de Rousseau
Volume 17
La Naissance du langage politique moderne
L'heritage des Lumieres de Filangieri a Constant
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