Titlebook: Andre Gide‘s Politics; Rebellion and Ambiva Tom Conner Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2000

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Karl-Heinz Schmidt,Peter Ergenzingerlitical engagement for intellectuals—so intensive, in fact, that this period has become a reference point, indeed, a source of nostalgia. “Where are the Gides, the Malraux, the Alains, the Langevins of today?” asked Max Gallo, writer and spokesman of Pierre Mauroy’s Socialist government in July of 1

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Dynamics and Instability of Fluid Interfaces this century and especially during the 1930s and 1960s. More generally, as one of his biographers argues, he was “representative of the modern intellectual’s contradictory longing for individualist freedom and comforting submission to authority” (Guerard viii) as well as of “the isolation … , the s

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Dynamics and Interactions of Galaxiesy or figuratively under siege. The writer spent the first two years of the war in the unoccupied south of France, but denunciations from the political Right led him to take refuge in Tunis. His account of the Allied liberation of that city served, in turn, as a pretext for attacks during the postwar

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Retrograde Streaming in SBO Galaxiesplored various aspects of this relationship, from its presence as a constant aesthetic referent to its potential as a unique discursive framework.. Indeed, Gide’s interest in myth, as with his attraction to Christian motifs, represents a consistent force throughout his life and a fundamental referen