Henry de Montherlant
Montherlant, Henri De - äNrēˈ də môNtĕrläNˈ, 1896–1972, French writer. His novels are decadent and egotistical and glorify force and masculinity. Montherlant fought in World War I and was later an athlete and a bullfighter. Among his novels are Les Bestiaires (1926, tr. The Bullfighters, 1927), Les Célibataires (1934, tr. The Read More...
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The French Theater since 1930: Six Contemporary Full-Length Plays ("La Reine Morte" by Henry de Montherlant begins on p. 201)
by Oreste F. Pucciani. 408 pgs.
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The Contemporary French Theatre: The Flight from Naturalism (1958) (Chap. 10 "Henry de Montherlant")
by Joseph Chiari. 242 pgs.
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Dionysus in Paris: Guide to Contemporary French Theater (1960) ("Montherlant (1896-)" begins on p. 89)
by Wallace Fowlie. 320 pgs.
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Encyclopedia of the Essay ("Montherlant, Henry de: French, 1896-1972" begins on p. 574)
by Tracy Chevalier. 1004 pgs.
