...Jean-Michel Wittmann Copyright © 2018 The Trustees of Columbia University 2018 Jean-M­ ichel Wittmann DE LA NRF DE RIVIÈRE AUX FAUX-­ MONNAYEURS DE GIDE : L AFFIRMATION D UNE POLITIQUE DE LA LITTÉRATURE Promu au rang d écrivain engagé par Sartre, dans son manifeste des Temps modernes de...

...Peter Schnyder Copyright © 2018 The Trustees of Columbia University 2018 Peter Schnyder « IL FAUT TRAVAILLER AVEC ACHARNEMENT . . . » ANDRÉ GIDE : REGARDS SUR SA MORALE DE L EFFORT C est son uvre que l artiste doit ordonner, et non le monde qui l entoure.1 Question sociale ? ­Certes. Mais...

...Lynne Huffer Michael Lucey . Never Say I: Sexuality and the First Person in Colette, Gide, and Proust . Durham : Duke University Press , 2006 . Pp. 321 . Copyright © 2009 The Trustees of Columbia University 2009 BOOK REVIEWS par Ie roman realiste, peut-etre pourrait...

...Lynne Huffer Michael Lucey . Never Say I: Sexuality and the First Person in Colette, Gide, and Proust . Durham : Duke University Press , 2006 . Pp. 321 . Copyright © 2009 The Trustees of Columbia University 2009 BOOK REVIEWS 57 1 et les deux derniers chapitres de l'ouvrage...

...Anna-Louise Milne Copyright © 2008 The Trustees of Columbia University 2008 Anna-Louise Milne GIDE'S POLYMORPHOUS PERVERSITY, OR FRENCH MODERNISM'S ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT For a long time, it would seem, Gide's name, when considered from the perspective of America, provoked a sort of jolt...

...Matthew Escobar Copyright © 2007 The Trustees of Columbia University 2007 Matthew Escobar X: IDENTITY, REFLEXMTY AND POTENTIAL SPACE IN PEREC'S W OU LE SOUVENIR D'ENFANCE AND GIDE'S LES FAUXMONNAYEURS \a choisit ala hate la lettre retorse/-est-elle ilot, cloitre, tresor ? I Reconnaitre ce...

... than "the geometric locus of the modern adventure." 1 The adventure he had in mind was of course an artistic one. He lists the works of cubism, surrealism, and "l'ecole de Paris"; the ballets of Diaghilev; the compositions of "les Six"; and the writings of Apollinaire, Proust, Valery, and Gide...

... Imagination in Twentieth-Century French Literature , Alison James reconsiders the history of French literature through the lens of the document. This critical and literary history of the document begins in naturalism, moving through André Gide’s journalistic and travel writing and surrealist and early...

... of the generation of the Mercure de France and indeed committed to publication in French with Remy de Gourmont's "maison," he was wooed by Gide, who undertook to translate Conrad's novels himself, at a rate of one every two years. Winning Conrad for the NRF was not just about securing a prominent literary voice...

... Nouvelle Revue franfaise constituted a clear and unambiguous model for Eliot to emulate in his quest to propagate his own brand of "experimental modernism." The fact that the NRF had been founded in Paris by writers around Andre Gide, in late 1908 and into 1909, a pivotal moment in the history of European...

... recherche d'un « classicisme moderne », ni d'avant- garde ni d'arriere-garde, mais souvent plus proche, avant 1914, de Maurras que d'ApolIinaire. Gide, Gheon, Copeau, Schlumberger, Riviere etaient, ou revaient d'etre, des « classiques modernes ». Dans les annees 1930, Les FLeurs de Tarbes refuteront encore...

... d'une charnbre (C, VI, 280). In the exchange of letters with Gide, notably from 1892 after his first short visit to Paris, Valery expresses his imperative desire to move from Montpellier to the capital and, as he says, "chercher un trou OU gratter un papier officiel Vivre selon l'absurde."4 His...

... narration, en choisissant ade valoriser tous les phenomenes d'incertitude et de derapage travers lesquels s'echappe l'aventure de la representation. (ERIC BORDAS, Ecole normale superieure de Lyon) Michael Lucey. Never Say I: Sexuality and the First Person in Colette, Gide, and Proust. Durham: Duke...

... pas aise de lui trouver une traduction. Par exemple, un critique anglo-saxon decrira sans etat d'ame Gide et Valery comme des ecrivains modernistes, alors qu'un critique fran<;ais repugnerait a les ranger dans ce qui pourrait lui apparaltre comme l'equivalent du modernisme, c'esta-dire les avant...

... de la Pleiade, 2000. Angles, Auguste, Andre Gide et Ie premier groupe de La Nouvelle Revue fran- <;aise, 3 tomes: La Formation du groupe et les annees d'apprentissage, 1890-1910; L'Age critique, 1911-1912; Une inquiete maturite, 19131914, Paris: Gallimard, colI. "Bibliotheque des idees", 1978-1986...

... of leaving it" (55), just as literature was not worth the trouble of writing it. The ambiguous circumstances of Cravan's and Vache's deaths recalled the "gratuitous act" as exemplified by the character of Lafcadio from Andre Gide's novel Les Caves du Vatican (1916). Lafcadio kills a man "for no reason...

...). The three writers he most detested were Mann, Faulkner, and Gide, all of whom were at the apogee of their prestige. Here as elsewhere, Nabokov was unsparing of his opinions about literature; on this subject as on others, but especially on this, he expressed his idiosyncratic feelings with a marked lack...

... novatrices, qui donnent a son etude ses developpements les plus convaincants. 1. Auguste Angles, Andre Gide et Ie premier groupe de La NRf. Paris: Gallimard, 1976-1986 (3 volumes). 2. Martyn Cornick, Intellectuals in History. The Nouvelle Revue Franfaise under Jean Paulhan, 1925-1940, Amsterdam: Rodopi, 1995...

... rigoureuse. C'est aussi ce qui nous invite maintenant afaire varier la focale, afin de replacer cette piece maitresse dans l'engrenage complexe du roman balzacien. (CHRISTELE COULEAU, Universite Paris 13) Michael Lucey. Never Say I: Sexuality and the First Person in Colette, Gide, and Proust. Durham: Duke...

... paraltre ses propres textes3, et en 1921 Eliot recommandait au redacteur en chef de The Dial, Scofield Thayer, de s'en inspirer pour la couverture de sa revue4. La collaboration active d'Eliot avec la NRF, qui commence en 1922 a l'appel de Gide, et dure jusqu'en 1927, s'enracine donc dans une experience 1...