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Of Chaff and Wheat: Writers, War, and Treason
Of Chaff and Wheat: Writers, War, and Treason

By Jean Paulhan

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"Reacting to widespread Nazi collaboration - both voluntary and otherwise - French patriotism surged in the wake of World War II. Resistance fighters were honored as heroes, collaborators were arre...

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The Flowers of Tarbes: or, Terror in Literature
Progress in love on the slow side
Progress in love on the slow side

By Paulhan Jean

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Jean Paulhan (1884-1968) is renowned in France both for his unrivaled skill as an editor and for his own subtle yet incisive writings. Paulhan directed the Nouvelle Revue Francaise for thirty years...

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Le patron le pauvre homme le solitaire
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Jean Paulhan et Madagascar, 1908-1910.
Les Infortunes de la vertu
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Les Infortunes De La Vertu

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