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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. 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.

42. Context: Trevor Winkfield, Reading Raymond Roussel
    Reading raymond roussel Trevor Winkfield. Selected Works by raymond rousselin Translation. Among the Blacks Two Works. Avenue B, $7.50.  
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    Extractions: For some readers, Raymond Roussel resembles nobody so much as the admired party guest towards whom one is propelled by overly enthusiastic hosts who breathlessly assure one, "You'll have so much in common." But confronted with the said guest, one finds that though one might have everything in common with him, one has nothing to say. Roussel was born into an immensely wealthy Parisian family in 1877 (he died a suicide in 1933), the money surrounding him acting as a cocoon between himself and reality. The quotidian is notable by its absence from his work: this is not a literature with much appeal for anyone in search of a social conscience. But if one is magnetized by works of the imagination derived almost solely from linguistics, Roussel represents some kind of summation. How I Wrote Certain of My Books, the posthumously published testament in which Roussel delineates manybut by no means allof his writing techniques, is, as they say, essential reading. As a vade mecum it doesn't necessarily make the books easier to penetrate, but it does provide some clue as to what lies beneath them (though no matter how knowledgeable these clues make us, as readers, feel, no amount of shouting "Open Sesame!" at the threshold of the books entices them to reveal all their secrets). The most obvious examples of his expository secrets can be found early in his career, before he learnt to cover his tracks. The story

43. How I Wrote Certain Of My Books - Raymond Roussel
    A review, and links to other information about and reviews of How I Wrote Certainof My Books by raymond roussel. Author raymond roussel. Genre various.  
    http://www.complete-review.com/reviews/rousselr/rr1.htm

44. Raymond Roussel And The Republic Of Dreams - Mark Ford
    A review, and links to other information about and reviews of raymond roussel andthe Republic of Dreams by Mark Ford. A Literary Saloon Site of Review.  
    http://www.complete-review.com/reviews/rousselr/mford.htm

45. HighBeam Research: ELibrary Search: Results
    5. roussel, raymond The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition; January 10,2004 roussel, raymond roussel, raymond 18771933, French writer.  
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46. Wwwusers.imaginet.fr/~werkh/
    A lovely Curiosity raymond roussel William Clark Variant 15A lovely Curiosity raymond roussel (1877–1933) William Clark A formidable poeticapparatus Marcel Proust raymond roussel belongs to the most important  
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47. Wauu.DE: Arts: Literature: Authors: R: Roussel, Raymond
    Categories Onlye. Links URL hinzufügen. Among the Blacks by RaymondRoussel Ron Padgett Brief description and reviewers comments. http  
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48. Fnac.com  - Livres  - Raymond Roussel
    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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49. Raymond Roussel, Literature
    raymond roussel, Literature. Among the Blacks by raymond roussel Ron Padgett Brief description and reviewers comments. raymond  
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50. Carte Du Ciel Et Planètes Pour Raymond ROUSSEL
    Translate this page Astrologie thème astral des célébrités, Carte du ciel et positions planétairesde raymond roussel, né le 20 janvier 1877 à 06h00 à Paris (France).  
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    Extractions: né le 20 janvier 1877 à 06h00 à Paris (France) Verseau 0°21 AS Capricorne 0°01 Positions des planètes Soleil Verseau Lune Bélier Mercure Verseau Vénus Capricorne Mars Sagittaire Jupiter Sagittaire Saturne Poissons Uranus Lion Neptune Taureau Pluton Taureau Chiron Bélier Cérès Capricorne Pallas Sagittaire Junon Sagittaire Vesta Capricorne Noeud Nord Poissons Lilith Verseau Fortune Balance AS Capricorne MC Scorpion Positions des maisons Maison 1 Capricorne Maison 2 Verseau Maison 3 Poissons Maison 4 Taureau Maison 5 Taureau Maison 6 Gémeaux Maison 7 Cancer Maison 8 Lion Maison 9 Vierge Maison 10 Scorpion Maison 11 Scorpion Maison 12 Sagittaire Liste des aspects Vénus Conjonction AS Orbe Jupiter Conjonction AS Orbe Neptune Opposition MC Orbe Uranus Carré Pluton Orbe Soleil Carré MC Orbe Lune Carré Vénus Orbe Soleil Carré Neptune Orbe Lune Carré AS Orbe Mars Carré Saturne Orbe Jupiter Trigone Uranus Orbe Lune Trigone Mars Orbe Vénus Trigone Neptune Orbe Neptune Trigone AS Orbe Saturne Trigone MC Orbe Uranus Trigone AS Orbe Soleil Trigone Pluton Orbe Soleil Sextile Lune Orbe Vénus Sextile Saturne Orbe Vénus Sextile MC Orbe Soleil Sextile Mars Orbe Saturne Sextile Neptune Orbe Lune Quinconce MC Orbe Jupiter Quinconce Pluton Orbe Mars Quinconce Neptune Orbe Mercure SemiCarré AS Orbe Jupiter Quintile Saturne Orbe Lune SemiSextile Neptune Orbe Soleil SemiSextile AS Orbe Vénus SemiSextile Mars Orbe Etudes Instantanées Etude Globale de Compatibilité Etude de Compatibilité Rapport de Compatibilité ... *** T'chat avec un Medium !

51. Informations Généalogiques
    Translate this page Sommaire. RAUTUREAU, Michel Sommaire. roussel, Pierre Naissance contemporainParents Père roussel, raymond Mère ROUYER, Jeanne Madeleine. Famille  
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52. France 3 En Ligne: Un Siecle D'ecrivains
    Jean-JacquesPAUVERT. raymond roussel. Mes monstres sacrés . de Jean Cocteau.  
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    Extractions: De Raymond Roussel le grand public, qui ne l'a pas lu, ne connaît vaguement que la légende pittoresque : sa richesse immense (mais il meurt ruiné) ; ses manies étranges (tous les repas quotidiens pris en un seul, ses chemises portées une seule fois) ; ses caprices (la première roulotte automobile de grand luxe) ; ses dépenses énormes pour se faire imprimer ou pour faire jouer ses pièces ; sa dernière passion : les échecs, sa mort mystérieuse. Un portrait télévisé de Raymond Roussel tombe à point pour le faire connaître, le faire aimer, le faire lire. D'autant plus qu'il arrive peu de temps après la sensationnelle découverte de 1989 : alors qu'on n'avait pratiquement aucun manuscrit de lui, l'ouverture d'un casier de garde-meuble révèle que tous ses papiers, lettres, albums de photos, souvenirs, dormaient abandonnés depuis les environs de 1930 dans des cartons destinés par Roussel - sans que personne ne l'ai su - à la Bibliothèque nationale. Brusquement, des milliers de pages inédites font surface (en cours d'impression chez Pauvert). Par exemple La Seine , pièce en milliers d'alexandrins parfaitement achevée. Ou des chapitres entiers de

53. La Rhétorique De L'invention De Raymond Roussel à L'Oulipo : Résumé
    raymond roussel à l Oulipo résumé. Larhétorique de l invention de raymond roussel à l Oulipo résumé.  
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    Extractions: de Raymond Roussel à l'Oulipo : résumé Christelle Reggiani Roussel et les auteurs de l'Oulipo (Ouvroir de littérature potentielle) nous donnent à lire des textes inouïs (ou à peu près) depuis cinq siècles : des textes fabriqués , mettant en oe uvre ce que Marjorie Perloff appelle des «poétiques procédurales» . Les écritures de Roussel et des oulipiens recourent en effet à des rhétoriques de l'invention puissantes : le procédé, la contrainte. La reprise d'une terminologie antique est ici pleinement signifiante : l'un des enjeux de notre travail sera précisément de montrer que, dans un contexte qui joue la création contre la manipulation, les écritures contraintes de Roussel, des oulipiens font largement retour à une idéologie rhétorique. On nuancera évidemment le rapprochement, dans la mesure où ce retour ne saurait être une pure et simple répétition : l'écriture contrainte, parce qu'elle est à distance de la rhétorique antique aussi bien que classique, s'y relie dans le décalage. Or, comme l'écrit Paul Zumthor au sujet des Grands Rhétoriqueurs, dont nous montrons que leurs poèmes posent des problèmes proches à bien des égards de ceux qu'impliquent les textes de notre corpus : «La véritable question qu'au lecteur d'aujourd'hui posent ces textes s'articule (...) au niveau de leur production.»

54. Liste Des Oeuvres De Raymond ROUSSEL
    Translate this page raymond roussel (1877-1933). Gaspard reprend (La doublure).  
    http://poesie.webnet.fr/auteurs/roussel.html

55. Nest 24> Raymond Roussel's Mobile Home
    A look inside raymond roussel S MOBILE HOME.  
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56. Antenati: Raymond Roussel
    Translate this page Storia della letteratura europea - Torna in homepageraymond roussel.raymond roussel. raymond roussel nato a Paris nel 1877 (morto  
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57. BDHL - Fiche Complète D'un écrivain
    j ai écrit certains de mes livres (1935). roussel, raymond, 1877, 1933.  
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58. Roussel, Raymond - Informationen Und Links
    Translate this page Trampelpfad roussel, raymond - Informationen und Links, Voten beim Inspire Award!Verzeichnis, Software, Einkaufen, Kleinanzeigen, Impressum, roussel, raymond.  
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59. Synoo! - Roussel, Raymond
    Translate this page roussel, raymond (0 Einträge). In dieser Kategorie befinden sich 0 Links Seiten 0, . Melden Sie jetzt Ihre Seite für den Webkatalog an!  
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60. Knitting Circle Raymond Roussel
    raymond roussel. Bibliography. Mark Ford, (2000), raymond roussel and the Republicof Dreams , Faber and Faber, 323 pages, ISBN 0571174094 (hardcover).  
    http://myweb.lsbu.ac.uk/~stafflag/raymondroussel.html
    
    Extractions: Biography bibliography work French poet, novelist, and playwright. Marcel Proust and Jean Cocteau. He wrote verse at a very young age and he wrote his first novel La Doublure at the age of 10. He also studied piano and composed songs. In 1909 he received a gold medal for marksmanship. He was also a keen chess player. He is often called a fabulist. His Impressions d'Afrique , (1910), is a surreal fantasy of parts of a continent that he never visited. He had a considerable impact on the US writers John Ashbery and Harry Matthews, and they named their experimental journal after his book Locus Solus He was repeatedly blackmailed for his homosexual activities, and he was almost bankrupted by his extravagant lifestyle. He tried to screen himself from his problems with drugs and suffered from heavy addiction to barbituates. During the period 1920 to 1921 he travelled to India, Australia, New Zealand, Tahiti, China, Japan, and the United States of America. He also visited Africa several times and became fascinated by it. It has been said that he committed suicide in a hotel in Palermo but the event is obscure.

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