Les Libérateurs de l’amour, par Alexandrian, Éditions du Seuil
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Published in 1977 in the “Inédit Points” series, this work offers a literary and intellectual journey through several centuries of French thought and cultural history.
Alexandrian examines a remarkable gallery of writers and thinkers, including Restif de la Bretonne, Choderlos de Laclos, Charles Fourier, André Breton and Georges Bataille. Through these portraits, he explores the evolution of ideas, literary rebellion and the challenge to established social conventions.
Combining literary criticism, intellectual history and cultural analysis, the book provides an illuminating introduction to some of the most influential and unconventional figures of French literature.
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Illustrated paperback. Light foxing to the top edge. Page edges and paper age-toned. Very good overall condition. 280 pages.
About the author
Alexandrian (1927-2009) was a French writer, art critic and essayist closely associated with the Surrealist movement. Throughout his career, he explored the history of ideas, literary avant-gardes and the intellectual figures who challenged the conventions of their time.
A specialist in Surrealism and the history of nonconformist thought, he became one of the leading interpreters of André Breton's legacy and contributed to the rediscovery of several important yet overlooked writers and thinkers.
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- Alexandrian
- Surrealism
- André Breton
- Georges Bataille
- French literature
- Literary history
- Intellectual history
- Avant-garde movements
- French thought
- Literary criticism
- Cultural history
- Points Seuil
C21-34
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Published in 1977 in the “Inédit Points” series, this work offers a literary and intellectual journey through several centuries of French thought and cultural history.
Alexandrian examines a remarkable gallery of writers and thinkers, including Restif de la Bretonne, Choderlos de Laclos, Charles Fourier, André Breton and Georges Bataille. Through these portraits, he explores the evolution of ideas, literary rebellion and the challenge to established social conventions.
Combining literary criticism, intellectual history and cultural analysis, the book provides an illuminating introduction to some of the most influential and unconventional figures of French literature.