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PREUVES, Walter LAQUEUR, Jean-Jacques FAUTS, Jean STAROBINSKI, K, A, JELENSKI, Mario PRAZ, Albert CAMUS, Jean ROUDAUT, Paul LENDVAI, Emmanuel BERL, Alice REWALD, Jacques CARAT, Alain BESANCON, Jean BLOT, Armand GUIBERT, Louis ARENILLA, Marcel MARNAT: Preuves. N° 203, janvier 1968. Contient entre autres : Le tiers monde, rethorique et realite, par Walter Laqueur (13 pages). Le destin de "Che" Guevara, par Jean-Jacques Faust ( 6 pages). 1789 et le langage des principes, par Jean Starobinski( 12 pages). Mario Praz et "Il prazesco", par K.A. Jelenski. Maisons de poupees, par Mario Praz ( 7 pages). Le metier d'homme, par Albert Camus. Sur un article d'Albert Camus, par Jean Roudaut. Lettre de Vienne : L'Autriche et les demons du passe.

Paris, Editee R. Ferrand, 1968. Contient aussi : Chroniques : Le temps et les hommes : L'Europe n'est pas une chose, par Emmanuel Berl. La "nouvelle gauche" americaine, par Alice Rewald. Theatre : "L'ange du bizarre", par Jacques Carat. 1 fascicule in-8, broche.Tres bon etat.

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Collins, R.G. and Kenneth McRobbie (eds.), Robert E. Finnegan (assoc. ed.): Mosaic (Vol.6, No.1, Fall 1972): Ulysses and the Wasteland: Fifty Years After, Winnipeg: University of Manitoba, 1972,

paper bound, illustrated, 241pp. Very good condition. Includes the following: Mosaic Bloom by William York Tindall; Seeds for the Planting of Bloom by Michael Beausang; Leopold Bloom as Dr. Sigmund Freud by Chester Anderson; Ulysses and James Joyce's Use of Comedy by Edward Kopper Jr.; Ulysses as a Classic: Some Anniversary Reconsiderations by Richard Kain; The Humanization of Stephen Dedalus by Marvin Magalaner; Ulysses: Fifty Years in the Joycean Conundrum by Thomas Staley; Song the Syrens Sand by William Noon; Notes on James Joyce by Mario Praz; The Making of the Wasteland by Grover Smith; Metoikos in London by Harvey Gross; T.S.E. on the Wasteland by Leonard Unger; He do the police in different voices by DES Maxwell; The Waste Land as an Open Structure by ML Rosenthal; The Waste Land as Work in Progress by Glauco Cambon; Character and Action in the Four Quartets by William Moynihan; and Eliot in One Poet's Life by Donald Davie

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ENGLISH MISCELLANY: A symposium of history literature and the arts, Roma Edizioni di storia e letteratura 1950-1984
Editor Mario Praz. Dal volume 1 del 1950 al volume 30 del 1984. Tutto il pubblicato Rivista di studi sulla letteratura inglese diretta da Mario Praz

28 volumi 8vo pp. 250-400/vol cover: broch Ottimo (Fine)

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PROKOSCH, FREDERIC. Voices: A Memoir. Farrar, Straus & Giroux, New York: 1983. ISBN: 0374285098

343 pages. Frederic Prokosch has written an unusual and lyrical memoir of his life as a novelist, poet, lepidopterist, squash racquets champion, wartime OWI agent, printer of private editions, world traveler, and - inexpectedly - inspired listener. In his childhood Prokosh heard and remembered the voices of Anna Pavlova, and of Thomas Mann, a friend of his father, Dr. Eduard Prokosch, noted linguistics professor. During his youth in Paris the author exchanged words with Gertrude Stein and James Joyce; during his college days he spoke with Bill Tilden, Thomas Wolfe, Robert Frost, Wallace Stevens, Elinor Wylie, and Edna Millay; at King's College, Cambridge, he met A. E. Housman, Walter de la Mare, E. M. Forster, F. R. Leavis, and Guy Burgess; in London he met T. S. Eliot, Somerset Maugham, and Virginia Woolf. In Italy he encountered Ezra Pound, Mario Praz, George Santayana, Alberto Moravia, Bernard Berenson, Giorgio de Chirico, and Peggy Guggenheim; and in America, Thornton Wilder, W. H. Auden, Lady Cuanrd, Thomas Beecham, the Sitwells, Hannah Arendt, Isak Dinesen, Marianne Moore, and Vladimir Nabokov. Includes an Index. Hardcover with dustjacket. Reading copy. Water stains on dustjacket and bottom edge of book.

[SW: (Key Words: Frederic Prokosch, Anna Pavlova, Thomas Mann, Dr. Eduard Prokosch, Gertrude Stein, James Joyce, Bill Tilden, Thomas Wolfe, Robert Frost, Wallace Stevens, Elinor Wylie, Edna Millay, A. E. Housman, Walter de la Mare, E. M. Forster, F. R. Leavis, Guy Burgess, T. S. Eliot, Somerset Maugham, Virginia Woolf, Ezra Pound, Mario Praz, George Santayana, Alberto Moravia, Bernard Berenson, Giorgio de Chirico, Peggy Guggenheim, Thornton Wilder, W. H. Auden, Lady Cuanrd, Thomas Beecham, Edith Sitwells, Hannah Arendt, Isak Dinesen, Marianne Moore, Vladimir Nabokov).]

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