10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EROSTRATE»
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Erostrate: Sartre's. Paranoid. A. lthough the collection of short stories under the
title Le Mur contains some of Sartre's finest work, it has been almost ignored by
criticism, which tends to focus on his theater and on his philosophy proper, even
at ...
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The Monthly chronicle; a national journal
Erostrate having assumed the name of Dulippo, serves as valet to the father of
Polineste. This father, like most comedy fathers, is bent on marrying her to an old
rich Doctor. The real Dulippo, who is valet to Erostrate, demands her in marriage
...
Erostrate having assumed the name of Dulippo, serves as valet to the father of
Polineste. This father, like most comedy fathers, is bent on marrying her to an old
rich Doctor. The real Dulippo, who is valet to Erostrate, demands her in marriage
...
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Terrorism for Self-glorification: The Herostratos Syndrome
A two-act opera, Erostrate, by Ernest Reyer (born Louis Etienne Ernest Rey) was
performed at Baden-Baden in the summer of 1862 and at the Paris Opera ten
years later. "[Jules] Mery, who wrote Reyer's book, makes Erostrate commit arson
...
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The Flight of the Angels: Intertextuality in Four Novels of ...
In his acquisition of the revolver, Léon becomes Sartre's Erostrate. The character
of the short story bearing his (chosen) name is not a run of the mill misanthropist;
he is literally petrified by other people (and, indeed, by the idea that there ...
Alistair Charles Rolls, 1999
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Moving Targets: Women, Murder and Representation
Erostrate is glorifying himself as criminal-to-be whilst and through glorifying the
sisters. He is voicing his hatred of maidenly bourgeois propriety, but there is also
a mixture of fascination and sadism there: he insists on the eyes, with the ...
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Antonin Artaud's Alternate Genealogies: Self-Portraits and ...
In the first sentence of Schwob's text the name “Erostrate” has inexplicably
changed to “Herostratos,” just as the original name “Elagabalus" was altered by
the Greeks into “Héliogabale.” The explanation given of the boy Herostratos'
origins ...
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The Early Sartre and Marxism
The theme of departing from passivity and inaction which Nizan had so skilfully
depicted in Lange is also central to the characterisation of the protagonists of
Erostrate and L 'Enfance d'un chef, as is that of the subsequent difficulty of action.
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The Paris Opéra: an encyclopedia of operas, ballets, ...
Rhodina asks her why she, perfers Scopas to Erostrate, and she replies that
Scopas is a sculptor and can bestow glory and immortality upon the subjects of
his art, and accomplishment that is beyond the powers of Erostrate (I, 3). Scopas
tells ...
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Translation in Hong Kong: Past, Present and Future
There is no doubt, however, that Ma Lang's translation was based on Lloyd
Alexander's l948 English translation Erostratus from the French original Erostrate
(Sartre, l939), as can be demonstrated by a detailed comparison of the Chinese
and ...
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Le glacier de l'Arcouzan a grandi avec l'hiver
erostrate, le 28/10/2013 - le 28/10/2013 à 19h56. toujours connaisseur,Monsieur BORALLION.. et je voulais dire castrés,ça va de soi. Signaler ... «LaDépêche.fr, Oct 13»
