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Julien GreenO'Dwyer, Michael.

Julien Green

1997165 pages
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Novelist, playwright, author of the longest journals in the history of French literature and member of the Academie Francaise, Julien Green is one of the central figures of twentieth-century French literature. A prolific writer, Green uses classical realism and a visionary perspective to probe the dimensions of despair, anguish, ennui, sin and grace which he sees as being an inherent part of the human condition and to explore what he has called in his journal 'the mystery of the individual'. While Green has written poetically about his love for Paris he remains very much attached to his…

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  • Other · English · 1997
    Four Courts Press · 165 pages · 9781851822751
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