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Larbaud, Valery: Notes pour servir a ma biographie. An Uneventful One.(Correspondance 1912-1924. Le benediction et l'homme de barre)(Brief article)(Book review)
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Larbaud, Valery Notes pour servir a ma biographie. An Uneventful One. Valery Larbaud. Notes and postface by Francois Lioure. Paris: Ed. Claire Paulhan, 2006. 112 pp. Euro20.
Correspondance 1912-1924. Le benediction et l'homme de barre. Valery Larbaud and Jacques Riviere. Edition established presented and annotated by Francois Lioure. Paris: Ed. Claire Paulhan, 2006. 272 pp. Euro30.
Maurice Martin du Gard having asked Valery Larbaud to send him in detail "the contents of one of his working days," Larbaud sent him these notes, which are not really an answer to the question, ...
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La Suisse et la Savoie de Valery Larbaud.(Book Review)
Magazine article from: The Modern Language Review
; La Suisse et la Savoie de Valery Larbaud. By BERNARD-DOMINIQUE BAJON. Geneve...1999. 486 pp. 34.76 [euro]. Titles on Valery Larbaud typically contain the conjunction...the few countries not yet dealt with. Valery. Larbaud illustrates the dilemma set out by...
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Introductory remarks.(Valery Larbaud, 'Sous l'invocation du Saint Jerome,' essays on translation)
Magazine article from: The Literary Review
; Ashy, solitary man, Valery Larbaud was born into a wealthy bourgeois family from Vichy (Larbaud's father had made his fortune selling bottled water). He was a sickly...
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Women & politics: Madame Roland.(figure in French Revolution)
Magazine article from: New Criterion
; I should need a Madame Roland as my reader. --Stendhal That unpunished vice, reading. --Valery Larbaud If anyone helps to overturn conventional notions about the role of women in politics in eighteenth-century France it is Marie-Jeanne...
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Al servicio del lenguaje language: la traductora Edith Grossman se introduce en la mente de sus maestros, desde Cervantes hasta Gabriel García Márquez, para crear una fiel, voz en inglés.(Entrevista)
Magazine article from: Américas (Spanish Edition)
; <<El traductor no es apreciado , escribió en una oportunidad Valery Larbaud. <<Ocupa la posición más baja; vive por decirlo así, de la caridad; está dispuesto a cumplir las má...
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Poetry today.(Harlem Gallery and Other Poems of Melvin B. Tolson)(Book Review)
Magazine article from: The Antioch Review
; ...with Picasso, perhaps watched a bicycle race, and otherwise hung out in Shakespeare & Company with Adrienne Monnier, Valery Larbaud, and James Joyce. Let me hasten to add that most of these feats he accomplished in remote Midwestern outposts all by himself...
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Remembering Eliot's Criterion.(Reconsiderations)(T.S Eliot's periodical, The Criterion)
Magazine article from: New Criterion
; ...addition, Virginia Woolf helped translate the outline to one of Dostoevsky's novels; Hermann Hesse reviewed German poetry; Valery Larbaud discussed Joyce's Ulysses. Finally, The Waste Land appeared, buried in the middle of the issue without notes. Lady Rothermere...
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Leon-Paul Fargue.(Review)
Magazine article from: New Criterion
; ...much call to appear in Gallimard's Pleiade collection (from which it is presently excluded) as those of his onetime friends Valery Larbaud and Alfred Jarry. As Goujon points out, Fargue has been ignored by the French Academy and ill-served by publishers, partly...
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