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Letters, Numbers, Forms: Essays, 1928-70

Raymond Queneau

Jordan Stump

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 11361616

Publishers Univ of Illinois Pr, September 2007

The first English translation of essays from one of the twentieth century's most intriguing avant-ga... Full description

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The first English translation of essays from one of the twentieth century's most intriguing avant-garde writers Compiled from two volumes of Raymond Queneau's essays ("Batons, chiffres et lettres" and "Le Voyage en Grece"), these selections find Queneau at his most playful and at his most serious, eloquently pleading for a certain classicism even as he reveals the roots of his own wildly original oeuvre. Ranging from the funny to the furious, they follow Queneau from modernism to postmodernism by way of countless fascinating detours, including his thoughts on language, literary fashions, myth, politics, poetry, and other writers (Faulkner, Flaubert, Hugo, and Proust). Translator Jordan Stump provides an introduction as well as explanatory notes about key figures and Queneau himself.