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Understanding Claude Simon (Understanding Modern European and Latin Literature) by Ralph Sarkonak, 1990-01-01
The Wind by Claude Simon, 1986-03
Novels of Claude Simon by J.A.E. Loubere, 1975-09-25
Claude Simon, La route des Flandres (Collection "Parcours critique") (French Edition) by Alain Cresciucci, 1997
Les sites de l'ecriture: Colloque Claude Simon, Queen's University (French Edition)
Simon, Claude by Histoire, 1967-01-01
John Fowles, John Hawkes, Claude Simon: Problems of self and form in the post-modernist novel : a comparative study (Epistemata) by Robert Burden, 1980
Wandel und Kontinuitat in Claude Simons Prosa: Am Beispiel der Romane Histoire, La Bataille de Pharsale, Les corps conducteurs und Triptique (European ... language and literature) (German Edition) by Elsbeth Hennermann-Bellina, 1993
Claude Simon by Sal Jimenez Fajardo, 1975-01-01
Schreiben nach dem Krieg: Studien zur Poetik Claude Simons (Studia Romanica) (German Edition) by Dorothea Schmidt, 1997
Die "Ermordung" des Existentialismus oder das letzte Engagement: Kunstlerische Selbstfindung im Fruhwerk von Claude Simon zwischen Sartre und Merleau-Ponty (Romanica Monacensia) (German Edition) by Vera Szollosi-Brenig, 1995
L'echeveau de la memoire: La route des Flandres de Claude Simon (Collection Unichamp) (French Edition) by Christine Genin, 1997
L'ecriture du labyrinthe: Claude Simon, La route des Flandres (References) (French Edition) by Catherine Rannoux, 1997
Claude-Henri de Saint-Simon, die Gesellschaft als Werkstatt (Beitrage zur politischen Wissenschaft) (German Edition) by Thomas Petermann, 1979

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Orion Blinded Essays on claude simon (1981), analyses of his works and of his claude simon (1993); and Alastair Duncan, claude simon Adventures in
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Extractions: nouveau roman ("new novel") that emerged in the 1950s. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1985. Simon was the son of a cavalry officer who was killed in World War I. He was raised by his mother in Perpignan, France. After studies at Paris, Oxford, and Cambridge, he traveled extensively and then fought in World War II. He was captured by the Germans in May 1940, escaped, and joined the French Resistance, managing to complete his first novel, Le Tricheur (1945; "The Trickster") during the war years. Later he settled in his hometown in southern France, where he cultivated vineyards. In Le Vent The Wind ) Simon defined his goals: to challenge the fragmentation of his time and to rediscover the permanence of objects and people evidenced by their survival through the upheavals of contemporary history. He treated the turmoil of the Spanish Civil War in La Corde raide (1947; "The Taut Rope") and Le Sacre du printemps (1954; "The Crowning of Spring") and the 1940 collapse of France in Le Tricheur . Four novels L'Herbe The Grass La Route des Flandres The Flanders Road La Palace The Palace ), and
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simon, claude writer whose works are among the most authentic representatives of the French e nouveau roman /e (new novel) that emerged in the 1950s.
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simon, claude Eugène Henri, 19132005, French novelist. See A. Duncan, ed., claude simon New Directions, Collected Papers (1985); R. Birn and K. Gould,
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Extractions: Biography Noteworthy People Deaths ... R - Z Claude Simon Age: Nobel Prize-winning French novelist who was a leader of the nouveau roman (new novel) movement. His challenging books, which include La Route de Flandres (The Flanders Road), shunned convention, lacking plot and punctuation. Died: Paris, July 6, 2005 Bobby Short R - Z Jimmy Smith Nobel Prize for Literature - The Nobel Prize for Literature, one of the six international awards administered by the Nobel ... Information Please: 1985 - Soviet leader Chernenko dies at 73 and is replaced by Mikhail Gorbachev, 54 (March 11). Under the ...
Saint-Simon, Claude Henri De Rouvroy, Comte De. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth
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Saintsimon, claude Henri de Rouvroy, comte de. French socialist who fought in the American Revolution and was imprisoned during the French Revolution.
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Extractions: Reference Desk Encyclopedia nouveau roman [new novel] (see French literature ); his style is characterized by the use of interior monologue and an absence of punctuation, showing the influence of William Faulkner and James Joyce . Some of his later novels are nearly without plot. His works include Le Tricheur [the trickster] (1945), Le Vent (1957; tr. The Wind, La Route de Flandres (1960; tr. The Flanders Road, Histoire (1967, tr. 1968), (1975, tr. The World about Us, L'Acacia (1990, tr. The Acacia, 1991), and Le Jardin des Plantes (1997, tr. 2001). Simon was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1985. See A. Duncan, ed., Claude Simon: New Directions, Collected Papers (1985); R. Birn and K. Gould, ed., Orion Blinded: Essays on Claude Simon (1981); C. Britton, Claude Simon: Writing the Visible (1987); R. Sarkonak, Understanding Claude Simon (1989); A. Duncan
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Extractions: By Alphabet : Encyclopedia A-Z S Related Category: Political Science, Biographies Saint-Simon, Claude Henri de Rouvroy, comte de [kl O d ANr E d u r OO u saN-s E Pronunciation Key Le Nouveau Christianisme [the new Christianity] (1825), he proclaimed that the concept of brotherhood must accompany scientific organization. His writings contain ideas foreshadowing the positivism of Auguste Comte (for a time his pupil), socialism, federation of the nations of Europe, and many other modern trends. Around him gathered a small group of brilliant young men. After his death, they modified and elucidated his principles into a system of thought known as Saint-Simonianism. Partly because of their eccentricities, the Saint-Simonians achieved brief fame. Led by BarthElemy Prosper Enfantin and Saint-Amand Bazard L'Exposition de la doctrine de Saint-Simon ), calling for abolition of individual inheritance rights, public control of means of production, and gradual emancipation of women. Although the movement developed into a moral-religious cult and had split and was disintegrated by 1833, it exerted much influence, especially on later socialist thought.
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Saintsimon, claude-Henri de Rouvroy (1760-1825). Born in 1760 into a noble family, Saint-simon spent the first forty years of his life as a soldier and
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Extractions: Entnommen aus: The New Palgrave. A Dictionary of Economics, hrsg. von John Eatwell, Murray Milgate, Peter Newman, London/Basingstoke, 4 Bde., 1987 Saint-Simon believed that the study of society should be conducted on a scientific basis; that a positive, empirical science of society was both necessary and possible. Society, he argued, was like an organism governed by natural laws; and a 'healthy' society was one which is well-organized. Proper recognition of this fact would make possible the reconstruction of society. on sound foundations - utopia would become constructible through the application of seience to society. Future society would be industrial society, in which 'general directors' would ensure that useful work was unhindered and govemment would therefore administer things, not people. Politics would become the 'seience of production' - the link to 19th-.entury socialist thought is here quite evident. 'lndustry' embraced all kinds of productive activity, and so 'industrial society' is one of productive activity in general, not a vision of a technological or manufacturing future. Accordingly, society is primarily arranged into 'industrious' and 'idle' classes. The future society was not to be a classless one: differences between groups would continue to exist, but would not be a source of social antagonism. In later life the teachings of Saint-Simon assurned an ever more spiritual cast, a development that was promoted after his death by the group of followers that he had gathered. In the early 1830s the sect had a large number of influential adherents, although a formal organization in the shape of a 'Church' soon collapsed. Napoleon III was an open admirer of Saint-Simon's ideas, and the ereation of the Cr~dit Mobilier iden.q antl the ereafinn at- the UrMit Mnhille.r
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Simon, Claude The Flanders Road
The reader of claude simon s novel is plunged immediately into the unruliness of reading the postmodernist text, specifically the New Novel descended from
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Extractions: The Flanders Road Genre Novel (320 pp.) Keywords Family Relationships Literary Theory Marital Discord Memory ... War and Medicine Summary At some indeterminate point in time and space following World War II, George remembers telling Corinne the story he has told Blum. The discontinuous, contiguous rememberings and tellingsrememberings of tellings, tellings of rememberingsare the labyrinthine elements of George's searches for meanings: to his own life, to his ancestral identity, to the disastrous routing of French troops by German in May 1940, to the human condition. In the course of their textual wanderings, narrator and reader return again and again to specific scenestrying to make sense of life and death, and the cardinal, corporal points between. Commentary Death and dying, suicide, procreation and creation, interpersonal and intrafamilial relationships, identity, memory and time, are all classical themes of literature and medicine easily identified in The Flanders Road. However, the manner of representation, self-conscious and unruly in its temporal nonlinearity, perspectival multiplicity, and ontological and hermeneutical ambiguities, explodes the relatively comfortable classicism of most of the literature and medicine canon and its interpretation.
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SAINTsimon, claude DE ROUVROY, DUC DE (1607-1693), French courtier, was born in August 1607, being the second son of Louis de Rouvroi, seigneur du Plessis
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