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...Jason Herbeck André Benhaïm and Aymeric Glacet (eds.). Albert Camus au quotidien . Villeneuve-d’Ascq : Presses universitaires du Septentrion , 2013 . Pp. 199 . Copyright © 2015 The Trustees of Columbia University 2015 BOOK REVIEWS 21 7 the celebrated ending to Un Creur...

...Philip Watts Copyright © 2014 The Trustees of Columbia University 2014 Philip Watts CAMUS AND FILM Compared with other writers of his generation, Camus had relatively little to say about the movies. Even though he was close to the actress Maria Casares, even though he began working...

...Colin Davis Copyright © 2010 The Trustees of Columbia University 2010 Colin Davis CAMUS'S SKEPTICAL TRIAL: FROM LA MORT HEUREUSE TO L'ETRANGER Ni oui ni non, Ie langage est seulement une machine a fabriquer du doute. 1 T he publication in 1994 of Camus's final, unfinished novel, Le Premier...

...Hanan Elsayed Abstract This essay focuses on Kamel Daoud’s “response” to Albert Camus’s L’Étranger by highlighting the differences in and implications of their writing styles and narrative voices. Daoud’s narrative refigures the concept of the absurd and his linkage of Camus’s silences...

... "Boileau and Perrault: The Public Sphere and Female Folly," especially pp. 139-55. The Romanic Review Volume 99 Numbers 3-4 © The Trustees of Columbia University 212 ANNE E. DUGGAN story "La princesse jalouse" by the Catholic Reformer Jean-Pierre Camus in order to write "La belle au bois dormant...

... presented, with only minor infelicities (e.g. Shakespeare's Saturninus becomes Saturnius [110-17 It will be of interest to anyone working on the two notions, their interactions, or the individual works discussed. (PHILLIP JOHN USHER, New York University) Andre Benhalm and Aymeric Glacet (eds Albert Camus au...

... was to remember-and take inspiration from-his scholarly work. All contributions thus more or less follow the template of "reading Phil Watts reading X's work." The third part of the issue is a republication of an article by Phil Watts, originally published in a volume entitled Camus Now in 2011, edited by Thomas...

... qui fait face au quotidien » (Preface, 12), Albert Camus au quotidien nous fait apprecier les nombreux face-a.-face qu'a vecus Camus avec Ie quotidien tout au cours de son existence. C'est dans ce sens, d'ailleurs, que l'on peut dire que Ie volume reste fidele a. l'idee meme que faisait Camus de la...

... Carrefour en janvier 1947 revele que les premiere, seconde et quatrieme meilleures ventes de 1946 sont des romans americains1 L'annee 1947, au contraire, voit La Peste de Camus realiser les meilleures ventes, alors que Les Raisins de la colere de Steinbeck, traduit par Maurice-Edgar Coindreau, occupe Ie...

... like Sartre and Albert Camus. Andre Gide makes reference to the scientific origins of the movement in his fiction, albeit dismissively, and Nathalie Sarraute not only discusses behaviorism and its cultural manifestations extensively in her essays but employs its foundational concept, the tropism...

...Helene Cazes Jacques Bellot . The French Method. La Méthode française [ Susan Baddeley éd. et trad.]. Paris : Éditions Classiques Garnier , 2010 . Pp. 440 . [Collection Textes de la Renaissance 148]. Jean-Pierre Camus . Les Euenemens singuliers [Max Vernet éd...

... illuminated the whole of postwar literary history for the first time-and is now, as the scientists say, widely accepted dogma-its arguments quoted and even poached widely. It needs to be translated into French. This fall, a French translation of Phil's article "Camus and Cinema" is appearing in the magazine...

.... For instance, in the middle of a pandemic, it could make sense to read and teach Albert Camus’s novel The Plague . Or, in a summer marked by the new rise of the Black Lives Matter movement, it might be sensible to reflect on the enunciation of race in poetry in French. Yet even simple relations of that sort...

... Caillois, and Albert Camus.13 Dominique Aury was ­co-o­ pted for the proven acuity of her literary judgments, but also as the protégé and mistress of Jean Paulhan, by whom she was parrainé[e to borrow the word used by Angie David in her biography of Aury (111) and that expresses the obligatory relation...

... colloque des 2-5 juillet 2002. Paris: Les Belles Lettres, 2004. Brown, James W. 'Sensing,' 'Seeing,' 'Saying,' in Camus' Noces: A Meditative Essay. Amsterdam and New York: Rodopi: 2004. Burgwinkle, William. Sodomy, Masculinity, and Law in Medieval Literature: France and England, 1050-1230. New York...

... Said Right in Depicting Albert Camus as an Imperialist? ” In Paradoxical Citizenship , edited by Nagy-Zekmy Sylvia , 187 – 200 . Lanham, MD : Lexington , 2006 . Daoud Kamel . Mes Indépendances: Chroniques 2010–2016 . Paris : Actes Sud , 2017 . Kateb Yacine . Nedjma...

... passages by Bernard Colin and Ernst Junger. Jacques Roubaud's Poesie: and Renaud Camus's Est-ce que tu me souviens? are the subject of the fifth section; Baetens shows that these texts, in their use of digression (Roubaud) or citation (Camus), negotiate the tension between the linearity of the book...

..., 2011. Badia, Lola, and Jaume Torro, eds. Curial e Guelfa. Barcelona: Quadrens Crema, 2011. Bastien, Sophie, et aI., eds. La Passion du theatre: Camus ala scene. New York: Rodopi, 2011. Battista Andreini, Giovan. Love in the Mirror. Toronto: Centre for Reformation and Renaissance Studies, 2009. Beaulieu...

... ideological position” (183) minimizes how irony is cynically deployed in the populist rhetoric of the contemporary alt-right, offering plausible deniability to political content that is potentially offensive or violent. Before becoming the prophet of the “Great Replacement,” Renaud Camus wrote a theory...

.... Her embrace of Camus, full of nuanced detaii, is a mark of this com-plicity.7 The double bind of Francophony for an 4. Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak, Preface, Concerning Violence: Fanon, Film, and Liberation in Africa, Selected Takes 1965-1987, eds. Goran Hugo Olsson and Sophie Vukovic (Chicago...