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In Barcelona I ran into Michel . I suddenly found him in front of me , sitting at a
table at the Criolla . Lazare had told him I was going to die . Michel ' s words were
a painful reminder of the past . I ordered a bottle of brandy . I started drinking ,
and ...
In Barcelona I ran into Michel . I suddenly found him in front of me , sitting at a
table at the Criolla . Lazare had told him I was going to die . Michel ' s words were
a painful reminder of the past . I ordered a bottle of brandy . I started drinking ,
and ...
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Georges Bataille. I was exasperated . I said to him , “ I wish Lazare could see you
— in a dive ! ” In his surprise he cut me short : “ But Lazare often comes to the
Criolla . ” I turned toward Michel with an innocent air of bewilderment . “ It ' s true .
Georges Bataille. I was exasperated . I said to him , “ I wish Lazare could see you
— in a dive ! ” In his surprise he cut me short : “ But Lazare often comes to the
Criolla . ” I turned toward Michel with an innocent air of bewilderment . “ It ' s true .
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with Michel , had been eliminated by their own friends , partly because in
Catalonia they were alien French , partly because among the workers they were
alien intellectuals . I later found out that their affection and respect for Lazare had
led ...
with Michel , had been eliminated by their own friends , partly because in
Catalonia they were alien French , partly because among the workers they were
alien intellectuals . I later found out that their affection and respect for Lazare had
led ...
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Crítica de los usuarios - Kristelh - LibraryThingA nihilist novel by Georges Bataille, Blue of Noon, is set during the Spanish Civil War and the early years of Nazi movement. The protagonist, Henri Timmermann is a sick man (physically and ... Leer comentario completo
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Crítica de los usuarios - amerynth - LibraryThingWhile I didn't actually hate Georges Bataille's "Blue of Noon," I really didn't get it either. This supposed to be a novel that used eroticism to show how sex, violence and power is intertwined and ... Leer comentario completo
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | Blue of Noon |
| Autor | Georges Bataille |
| Editor | Urizen Books, 1978 |
| ISBN | 0893960047, 9780893960049 |
| Largo | 155 páginas |
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