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Jean-Paul Sartre (Reaktion Books - Critical Lives) 🔍
Andrew N Leak Reaktion Books, Reaktion Books Ltd., London, 2006
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“What I have just written is false. True. Neither true nor false, like everything one writes about madmen, about men.” With these sentences, Jean-Paul Sartre undermines the truthfulness of his own autobiography, Les Mots. Undeterred by such circumlocutions, Andrew Leak here cuts through Sartre’s own disavowals to unearth the man behind the literary and philosophical giant. This biographical study integrates Sartre’s works into his personal life, revealing the intimate contexts in which his philosophy developed. From Sartre’s beginnings as a bright and precocious student, Leak explores how he struggled against the repressive strictures of bourgeois expectations, endured cruelty at the hands of schoolmates, and forged his conflicted personality within a fragmented family life. The book probes his particularly influential relationships with a range of people—from Simone de Beauvoir to Gaston Gallimard—and how Sartre was transformed by historical events, in particular his service in World War II.Telling anecdotes, personal correspondence, and archival photographs expose how Sartre’s own challenges emerged as predominant themes in his works—such as the often blurred delineation between the real and imaginary, and his preoccupation with definitions of “madness” in the individual. Leak’s astute and provocative examination of Sartre himself challenges the philosopher’s assertion about the limits of knowledge of the other. (20061226)
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Jean Genet (CRITICAL LIVES)
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Barber, Stephen; White, Edmund
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Stephen Barber; Edmund White
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Leak, Andrew N
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Critical Lives, Critical lives, London, England, 2004
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Critical lives (London, England), London, 2006
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Critical lives (London, England), London, 2004
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United Kingdom and Ireland, United Kingdom
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CRITICAL LIVES, LONDON, Unknown, 2006
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Critical Lives, 2005
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New Edition, 2006
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London, 2005
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May 1, 2006
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PT, 2006
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2011
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до 2011-01
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lg428157
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An engaging and challenging introduction to Jean Genet, this concise biography of the French writer and his work cuts directly to the intersection of thought and life that was essential to Genet's creativity. Arguing that Genet's life was an extraordinary spectacle in which the themes of his most revolutionary works were played out, Stephen Barber gives both the work and its singular inspiration in Genet's life their full due.
Abandoned, arrested, and repeatedly incarcerated, Genet, who died in 1986, led a life that could best be described as a tour of the underworld of the twentieth century.
Similarly, Genet's work is recognized by its nearly obsessive and often savage treatment of certain recurring themes. Sex, desire, death, oppression, domination-these ideas, central to Genet's artistic project, can be seen as preoccupations that arose directly from the artist's travels, imprisonments, sexual and emotional relationships, and political engagements and protests. This trenchant volume focuses directly on the moments in Genet's life in which those preoccupations are vividly projected in his novels, theater works, and film projects.
Genet's works have been hugely influential for a vast array of writers, filmmakers, choreographers, and directors, especially at moments of social crisis; thus Genet's life is not only at the root of his own work but also that of many important artists of the twentieth century. With its frank and illuminating introduction by Edmund White, Jean Genet gives readers access to this brilliant and brutal mind.
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“What I have just written is false. True. Neither true nor false, like everything one writes about madmen, about men.” With these sentences, Jean-Paul Sartre undermines the truthfulness of his own autobiography, Les Mots. Undeterred by such circumlocutions, Andrew Leak here cuts through Sartre's own disavowals to unearth the man behind the literary and philosophical giant. This biographical study integrates Sartre's works into his personal life, revealing the intimate contexts in which his philosophy developed. From Sartre's beginnings as a bright and precocious student, Leak explores how he struggled against the repressive strictures of bourgeois expectations, endured cruelty at the hands of schoolmates, and forged his conflicted personality within a fragmented family life. The book probes his particularly influential relationships with a range of people—from Simone de Beauvoir to Gaston Gallimard—and how Sartre was transformed by historical events, in particular his service in World War II. Telling anecdotes, personal correspondence, and archival photographs expose how Sartre's own challenges emerged as predominant themes in his works—such as the often blurred delineation between the real and imaginary, and his preoccupation with definitions of “madness” in the individual. Leak's astute and provocative examination of Sartre himself challenges the philosopher's assertion about the limits of knowledge of the other.
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'What I have just written is false. True, Neither true nor false, like everything one writes about madmen, about men.' With these sentences, Jean-Paul Sartre undermines the strict veracity of his own autobiography, Les Mots. Undeterred by such circumlocutions, Andrew Leak cuts through Sartre's own disavowals to unearth the man behind the twentieth century's most controversial intellectual.Jean-Paul Sartre views the works of this literary and philosophical giant as events in his personal and public life, and reveals the close contexts in which his philosophy developed. Leak shows how Sartre was transformed by certain contemporary events, particularly his experiences during World War II, and probes his relationships with a range of people - from Simone de Beauvoir to Gaston Gallimard. He offers a way of understanding the enigmas and seeming contradictions in Sartre's very public, and occasionally hazardous, commitments. Beneath the images of a famous life - from pre-war apoliticism to alignment with the 1970s leftists, through erratic support for the French Communists and unswerving allegiance to all anti-colonial struggles - there runs a single unbroken thread: a quasi-neurotic attachment to the act of writing itself. This book follows that thread, as it explores the critical moments in Sartre's life and work.
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Jean-paul Sartre Views The Works Of This Literary And Philosophical Giant As Events In His Personal And Public Life, And Reveals The Close Contexts In Which His Philosophy Developed. Andrew Leak Shows How Sartre Was Transformed By Certain Contemporary Events, Particularly His Experiences During World War Ii, And Probes His Relationships With A Range Of People - From Simone De Beauvoir To Gaston Gallimard. He Offers A Way Of Understanding The Enigmas And Seeming Contradictions In Sartre's Very Public, And Occasionally Hazardous, Commitments.--jacket. Preface -- A Child In The Hall Of Mirrors -- Of Arms And A Man -- The Price Of Fame -- The Shock Of The Real -- No More The Universal Intellectual -- The Death And Life Of Sartre -- References -- Bibligraphy -- Photo Acknowledgements. Andrew Leak. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 161-165).
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Sartre Cover; Imprint page; Contents; Preface; 1 A Child in the Hall of Mirrors; 2 Of Arms and a Man; 3 The Price of Fame; 4 The Shock of the Real; 5 No More the Universal Intellectual; 6 The Death and Life of Sartre; References; Bibliography; Photo Acknowledgements.
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A biography of the French novelist, poet and playwright who became an icon of the gay movement
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2011-06-04
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