Jean Giraudoux
Giraudoux, Jean - zhäN zhērōdooˈ, 1882–1944, French novelist and dramatist. He was a prolific writer and combined his literary work with a long and successful diplomatic career. His early novels, which display his impressionistic, fanciful style, include Les Provinciales (1909) and Suzanne and the Pacific (1921, tr. 1923). Amica America (1919) relates a stay in Read More...
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Jean Giraudoux: Plays (Includes "Judith," "Tiger at the Gates," and "Duel of Angels")
by Jean Giraudoux. 212 pgs.
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The Contemporary French Theatre: The Flight From Naturalism (Chap. 7 "Jean Giraudoux")
by Joseph Chiari. 242 pgs.
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The Alienated Hero in Modern French Drama (Chap. V "The Implacable Heroines of Giraudoux")
by Robert Emmet Jones. 138 pgs.
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The Ways of the World: Comedy and Society ("Giraudoux's 'Electra'" begins on p. 116)
by Robert Bechtold Heilman. 298 pgs.
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Tragedy: Modern Essays in Criticism ("Giraudoux' Tiger at the Gates: A Review" begins on p. 328)
by Laurence Michel, Richard B. Sewall. 340 pgs.
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Makers of the Modern Theater ("Sodom and Gomorrah Song of Songs" by Jean Giraudoux begins on p. 432)
by Barry Ulanov. 746 pgs.
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Literary and Philosophical Essays (Chap. III "Jean Giraudoux and the Philosophy of Aristotle")
by Jean-Paul Sartre, Annette Michelson. 239 pgs.
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Louis Jouvet, Man of the Theatre ("Jouvet and Giraudoux, 1928-1934" begins on p. 126)
by Bettina Liebowitz Knapp. 345 pgs.
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Marketing Marianne: French Propaganda in America, 1900-1940 (Discussion of Jean Giraudoux begins on p. 145)
by Robert J. Young. 247 pgs.
