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Roussel Raymond:     more books (92)

Raymond Roussel: A Critical Study (Calderbooks) by Rayner Heppenstall, 1969-10 Raymond Roussel : teoría y práctica de la escritura by Gemma; Salceda Rodríguez, Hermes Andújar, 2002-09-30 Biography - Roussel, Raymond (1877-1933): An article from: Contemporary Authors by Gale Reference Team, 2004-01-01 View: Number 4, Series III: Artwork by Picasso, Dali, Leger, et al., essays and criticism by Nicolas Calas, Raymond Roussel, et al. Raymond Roussel. by Raymond]. Caradec, Francois. [ROUSSEL, 2001 Raymond Roussel (Spanish Edition) by Raymond Roussel, 1999-01-01 Raymond Roussel and the Republic of Dreams.(Review)(Brief Article): An article from: The Review of Contemporary Fiction by James Sallis, 2001-06-22 Raymond Roussel by Bernard Caburet, 1968-01-01 RAYMOND ROUSSEL: A CRITICAL GUIDE (FRENCH SURREALISM SERIES) by RAYNER HEPPENSTALL, 1966 Une Etude Sur Raymond Roussel Fronton VI by Jean Ferry, 1953-01-01 In a solitary place: Raymond Roussel's brain and the French cult of unreason [An article from: Studies in History and Philosophy of Biol & Biomed Sci] by J. Tresch, 2004-06-01 Raymond Roussel: Nouvelles Impressions Critiques. by Raymond. Textes reunis et presentees par Anne-Marie Amiot et Christelle Reggiani, avec la collaboration de Ginette Adamson. Bibliographie par Anne-Marie Basset. Roussel, 2001 The Somnambulists by Zoe Beloff, Pierre Janet, et all 2008-09-01 Como Escribi Algunos Libros Mios (Spanish Edition) by Raymond Roussel, 2002-01

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41. Magazine Littéraire - RAYMOND ROUSSEL Et Les Excentriques DU MOI
    Translate this page raymond roussel et les excentriques. Magazine littéraire n°410 Juin2002. Trésors d SOMMAIRE DU DOSSIER. raymond roussel. Un excentrique  
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42. A Lovely Curiosity Raymond Roussel | William Clark | Variant 15
    A lovely Curiosity raymond roussel (1877–1933) William Clark A formidable poeticapparatus Marcel Proust raymond roussel belongs to the most important  
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    Extractions: His objective of complete artificiality caused Roussel to state he drew none of his creations from real life. Caradec just wonders ‘who he was trying to kid’ and similarly does not take Roussel’s final work, Comment j’ai écrit certains de mes livres, on face value—few serious commentators do. Colin Raff’s review of Ford’s book states Roussel “derived none of his striking creations from experience, wrote unimpeded by introspection or sentiment, unhampered by moral reflection or facile realism.” For Raff there is nothing ‘transcendental’ in Roussel: “The author’s creative procedures are the final revelation."

43. BDHL - Fiche Complète D'un écrivain
    Translate this page raymond roussel a écrit notamment Impressions d'Afrique (1909), Commentj'ai écrit certains de mes livres (1935). roussel, raymond, 1877, 1933.  
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44. Webverzeichnis - Schweiz: Kultur Und Unterhaltung: Literatur: Autoren Und Autori
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45. How I Wrote Certain Of My Books
    roussel, raymond. raymond roussel was an eccentric French writer whowas born in 1877 and apparently committed suicide in 1933.  
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    Extractions: Roussel, Raymond. How I Wrote Certain of My Books Review originally written for and broadcast on GLT Radio (Normal, IL) by William Gillespie. Raymond Roussel was an eccentric French writer who was born in 1877 and apparently committed suicide in 1933. His best known works of those translated into English are his novels Locus Solus and Impressions of Africa . Roussel wrote novels, tried to adapt them to the stage, and then tried to write a play for the stage. The audience responded to the play by throwing things and yelling at each other. Roussel, who never experienced anything like widespread acclaim, has nonetheless influenced French literature. Eventually, he was to gain the support of the surrealists. Decades after his death, he is remembered fondly by the OuLiPo - a group of Paris-based writers devoted to exploring new experimental literary forms. Two American poets - John Ashbery and Harry Mathews (also a member of the OuLiPo) - hold him in high esteem and here the two of them offer new translations of some of Roussel's works. How I Wrote Certain of my Books Roussel's novels are among what I consider the great untranslatable works of the twentieth century. Much of the imagery and plot detail are bizarre flowerings of imaginative detail rooted in French puns. When this is translated, one gets only the strange details, but none of the phonetic basis underlying them. Like a joke that isn't funny, or a sonnet which has been paraphrased so that it no longer rhymes.

46. Raymond Roussel
    exhibition raymond roussel Impressions d'Afrique, Paul Bowles-Photographicimpressions of Morocco. Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen  
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    Extractions: The books of Raymond Roussel (Paris 1977 - Palermo 1933), a long misjudged writer, were an invaluable source of inspiration to the Surrealists. Not only because of their inimitable linguistic devices based on homonyms and homophones, but also because of the absurd machines described in his stories - machines which could perform specific human actions such as painting Impressionist pictures. Roussel's novels had a powerful impact on later writers, such as Queneau and Perec, and particularly on artists Marcel Duchamp, Francis Picabia and Salvador Dali. Roussel in turn was inspired by Jules Verne's science fiction. The presentation in the Boijmans Van Beuningen Museum combines all these aspects of Roussel's work. Roussel is the subject of numerous anecdotes. He is said to have had breakfast, lunch and dinner served immediately after each other to give him more time for his writing. He owned - and this is a true story - a custom-designed, motor-powered camper, a complete novelty for the time, in which he toured Europe with two chauffeurs and a manservant. These and other aspects of Roussel's life are displayed on large reproductions in the exhibition. The fortune left to Roussel by his mother in 1911 enabled him to publish his novels privately. To make them look like best-sellers he produced several impressions at a time, printing 'tenth impression' on the covers of brand-new publications. This did not prevent Duchamp and Picabia from being impressed by novels like

47. Arts/Literature/Authors/R/Roussel,_Raymond
    Arts / Literature / Authors / R / roussel, raymond. raymond rousselSelections from Certain of His Books Publisher's presentation.  
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    Extractions: Search: Welcome to arts-entertainment-recreation.com, the comprehensive search portal dedicated to the arts. We have located some of the finest art and entertainment resources from across the Web and accumulated them into a single directory. Here you can choose from a wide variety of documents, reviews, articles, and Web sites about your favorite activities. Whether you enjoy film, Broadway shows, television, books, fine art, or travel, there is something here for you. As you peruse the directory, you will notice several categories pertaining to the arts. Feel free to navigate through these categories, from broad art-related topics to specific information on selected subjects. Our search portal also gives you the option to conduct a query using our intelligent search feature. Arts Literature Authors R Roussel, Raymond Raymond Roussel: Selections from Certain of His Books

48. Roussel.html
    raymond roussel (18771933), next-door neighbor of Marcel Proust, can be describedwithout exaggeration as the most eccentric writer of the twentieth century.  
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49. Alan Gullette's Author Pages
    Comte de Leiris, Michel Lovecraft, HP Machen, Arthur O'Brien, FitzJames Poe, EdgarA. Queneau, raymond Rimbaud, Arthur roussel, raymond Schulz, Bruno Shiel  
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50. Heppenst Raymond Roussel
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51. Raymond Roussel & Ron Padgett: Among The Blacks
    Among the Blacks raymond roussel Ron Padgett 64 pages ISBN 0939691-02-7$7.50 Cover by Trevor Winkfield, Among the Blacks consists  
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    Extractions: Cover by Trevor Winkfield Among the Blacks consists of two works: Padgett's translation of Roussel's early story "Parmi les noirs," first published in 1935 in his book , together with Padgett's memoir focusing upon his own experience among black people. Roussel's story, about a master mariner named White who encounters an African chief named Booltable, is built upon the kind of whimsical and extravagant word play (its first and last sentences are identical except for one letter in one word"pooltable"/ "Booltable") for which Roussel was idolized by the French Surrealists. In contrast, as he writes in his Afterword, Padgett's memoir "grew out of the nagging need to come to grips with the frustrations of being a white American who had grown up in a racist environment and who, despite his rejections of racism at an early age, had rarely felt unselfconscious in the company of a black person." Its language is transparent and unmannered, "an attempt simply to tell the truth, and to do so with a minumum of artfulness."

52. BOOKFORUM Winter 2002
    or workshop for potential literature ), a group that has included such beguilingand inventive figures as raymond roussel, raymond Queneau, Georges Perec, and  
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53. Raymond Roussel: Locus Solus
    Translate this page et sur les boutons. Si vous vous intéressez à la construction decet hypertexte ou à raymond roussel, consultez l'Editorial.  
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54. Raymond Roussel And The Republic Of Dreams Hardcover - 288 Pages (December 2000)
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55. French Culture | Lectures: Raymond Roussel And The Republic Of Dreams
    DIALOGUE raymond roussel and the Republic of Dreams with Mark Fordand John Ashbery. Columbia University. Feb. 17, 2001 at 4 pm.  
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    Extractions: Columbia University. Feb. 17, 2001 at 4 pm French author Raymond Roussel (1877-1933) is one of those near-mythical eccentric figures who inhabited the fringes of artistic society, exerting a powerful influence influence on his contemporaries and later writers, such as Jean Cocteau, Salvador Dali, John Ashbery, and Michel Foucault. Mark Ford's new biography encompasses Roussel's life and work, tracing his bourgeois youth in Paris as the son of a successful stockbroker, his rise as a writer, and his subsequent travels. Ford also addresses Roussel's relationship with his mother, his education, his homosexuality, the mystery surrounding his death, and his relationship with Marcel Proust. The real strength of this book is Ford's analysis of Roussel's major works, including Nouvelles Impressions d'Afrique, La Doublure

56. Raymond Roussel
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57. Start - Kultur - Literatur - Autoren Und Autorinnen - R - Roussel, Raymond
    und Autorinnen R roussel, raymond. roussel, raymond, Sprache/Language.  
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58. Antenati: Raymond Roussel
    Translate this page raymond roussel. raymond roussel. raymond roussel nato a Paris nel1877 (morto a Palermo nel 1933), ha esordito con un romanzo in  
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59. Publishers Weekly | Reed Business Information
    raymond roussel AND THE REPUBLIC OF DREAMS Mark Ford. Cornell Univ.,$35 (304p) ISBN 08014-3864-0. All but the most widely read  
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60. Raymond Roussel, De L'angoisse à L'extase
    Translate this page raymond roussel. De l'angoisse à l'extase. Commencez une chroniquesur le plus mystérieux des poètes, avec Rimbaud et Lautréamont  
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    Extractions: Qualifié en 1939 par André Breton dans son Le Gaulois . En 1909, paraissent en feuilleton les (que Roussel ne visitera jamais) portées à la scène en 1912, représentation à laquelle assistera Marcel Duchamp pour qui Roussel est un maître absolu. Et puis vînt la guerre, et au contraire du capitaine "Destouches" Céline, ne fît pas front au feu…

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