Jean Grenier Books

Correspondence, 1932-1960

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"As a philosophy teacher, mentor, and friend, Jean Grenier (1898-1971) had an enormous influence on the young Albert Camus (1913-1960), who, in fact, acknowledged that Grenier's Les Iles had touche...

Islands

By Jean Grenier, Larry Eigner

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La vie quotidienne

By Jean Grenier

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Sur la mort d un chien

By Jean Grenier

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Correspondance 1932 1960

By Jean Grenier, Gallimard, Albert Camus

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Les iles

By Jean Grenier

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Essai sur l esprit d orthodoxie

By Grenier

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Entretiens sur le bon usage de la liberte

By Jean Grenier

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Voir Naples

By Jean Grenier

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Carnets, 1944-1971

By Jean Grenier

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