"I conjure you not to succumb to sleep"
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Grac's phenomenon arose at the intersection of two literary movements of the 50s: experimental prose, largely inheriting the tradition of surrealism, and the Balzac tradition. His novels contain the novelty of the experiment and a sound psychological analysis coming from the classics. An essay by Doctor of Philology Viktor Evgenievich Balakhonov talks about the life and work of Julien Grac, a modern French writer, author of the novels “The Coast of Sirte” (1951, Goncourt Prize) and “Balcony in forest" (1958).
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- Name of the Author
- Виктор Балахонов Евгеньевич
- Language
- Russian
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Grac's phenomenon arose at the intersection of two literary movements of the 50s: experimental prose, largely inheriting the tradition of surrealism, and the...