Portrait of the Writer as a Traitor: the French Purge trials (1944-1953)

To use the term “treason” to describe the attitude of a writer might seem an oxymoron. After all, isn’t the writer the incarnation in the modern imagination of freedom and disinterestedness? Unattached, free from dogma and social constraints, he is assumed to obey only the dictates of his free subj...

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Auteur principal: SAPIRO, Gisèle
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Publié: E-rea 2012
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