Montherlant bourreau de soi-même

Collection "NRF".

"Here is the first work devoted to this important fact of French literature: the theatre of Montherlant. Michel de Saint-Pierre first made his mark with his Tales for the Skeptics. Then the author of This Ancient World was able to impose his name brilliantly with a single novel. Montherlant, executioner of oneself, reveals in him the essayist and lecritic
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One will notice especially in this book the studies devoted to the two most discussed plays of Montherlant : Son of no man, and tomorrow it will be day. Rarely have literary works been dissected with a sharper, more precise instrument. Michel de Saint-Pierre is a cousin of Montherlant. But it seems that this fact, far from pushing him to write an apology, has on the contrary brought him to severity. This work is one with the theatrical work of Montherlant, from which it cannot be separated."

ORIGINAL EDITION on publishing paper

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