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Acknowledgements vi
Introduction 1
1 Breton and Bataille in the Late 1930s: The Convulsive Community 20
2 Breton and Bataille in the 1940s: Transparent and Absent Communities 52
3 Sartre in the Late 1940s: The Literary Community 87
4 Early Barthes, Late Barthes: The End of Community? 113
Conclusion 140
Notes 151
Bibliography 169
Index 177
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