... interpretation of a novelist whose style is frequently poetic. RIMADRELL RECK Louisiana State University New Orleans Andre‘ Malraux: The Indochina Adventure. By WALTERG. LANGLOIS.New York, Washington, London: Frederick A. Praeger, 1966. ix...

... Louisiana State University New Orleans Andre‘ Malraux: The Indochina Adventure. By WALTERG. LANGLOIS.New York, Washington, London: Frederick A. Praeger, 1966. ix + 259 pp. $5.95. Andrk Malraux’s youthful adventure in Indochina is a chapter in his life which has remained obscure-more...

... Confucianisme et le Tao- isme,” Milanges Malraux Miscellany, 5, No. 1 (1973), 8. Walter G. Langlois, Andri Malraux: The Indochina Adventure (New York: Praeger, 1966), provides the fullest account of this episode. Andrk Malraux, La Tentation de l’Occident (Paris: B. Grasset, 1926), pp. 27-28...

... of Malraux’s having discovered in Indochina or in China texts which may have influenced his early work. One device that seems almost calculated to annoy the reader is the repeated reference to the theories of Gaston, Bachelard, in an effort to deduce Malraux’s psychology from the imagery of his early...

... right up to the end. This man of action, who might have been killed, like his characters, in Indochina, Spain, the underground, on the Alsatian front, or a victim of assassination, died in a Paris hospital of a massive embolism on November 23, 1976. He had just finished his latest book...

... of the “nomadic” self (199). Even life stories can prompt theoretical associations: Duras, growing up as a French child in Indochina, experienced, we are told, “something closely akin to what Derrida describes 118 MLQ March 2014 as a system that has its...

... of the “nomadic” self (199). Even life stories can prompt theoretical associations: Duras, growing up as a French child in Indochina, experienced, we are told, “something closely akin to what Derrida describes 118 MLQ March 2014 as a system that has its...

... to their celebration of the “nomadic” self (199). Even life stories can prompt theoretical associations: Duras, growing up as a French child in Indochina, experienced, we are told, “something closely akin to what Derrida describes 118 MLQ March 2014 as a system...

... of the “nomadic” self (199). Even life stories can prompt theoretical associations: Duras, growing up as a French child in Indochina, experienced, we are told, “something closely akin to what Derrida describes 118 MLQ March 2014 as a system that has its...

... in the Far East during the 1920s, which furnished the settin s for his first three novels (including La Condition humaine), see Walter G. Langlois, AdtMalraux: The Indochina Adventure (New York: Frederick A. Praeger, 1966), and Clara Malraux’s memoirs, Le Bruit de nos pas, especially Vol. 3, Les...

... and better than anything that succeeded it until our arrival on those distant and sacred shores” (Panivong Norindr, Phantasmatic Indochina: French Colonial Ideology in Architec- ture, Film, and Literature [Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 1996], 27). The brack- eted text is Norindr’s. 2 See Roland...