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vantage point of a full time practitioner who, among other things, advises boards on the reasonableness of executive pay. I view such scholarship from three perspectives. First, in the search for the truth that is the subject of the paper, I apply the classical scholarly model; do the approaches ta

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,Genet’s Theatre: Biography and Other Background,rance, in the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s. The main sources of information from which this legend originated and developed are Genet’s autobiography, ., his four novels, especially . and ., in which he presents himself as both narrator and character and oral and written statements he may have made to oth

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,‘Deathwatch’: The Ideal of Murder and the Prison System,e most explicit in characterisation and plot; the second and third are stage variants used for performances. The present English text is that of the second version or ., first published in 1954 in English and in 1965 in French. It has a slightly longer ending than the third version, which came out i

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,‘The Maids’: Slavery and Absolute Desire,d Jean Giraudoux’s . According to Odette Asian,1 Genet wrote five different versions of ., two of which were lost or destroyed. The first printed version was published in 1947. Louis Jouvet used a slightly modified text in his production at the Théâtre de l’Athénée in 1947, and this stage version, p

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,‘The Balcony’: Fascism and the Creative Process,riod of painful self-examination; he later declared that he was ‘almost unable to continue writing’, having reached a state of ‘psychological deterioration … which made for meditation that led […] to the theatre’.1 Judging from the new features of Genet’s succeeding three plays — their various ironi

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,‘The Screens’: Mother and Son or the Third World’s Revenge,version of the 1961 text. During 1976 Genet published a second official version (L’Arbalète edition), which has now come out in the fifth volume of the . (Gallimard, 1979). In this updated form, about twenty pages of stage instructions and author’s notes appear among the sixteen tableaux (the thirte

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