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Part I. Introduction:
1. Mimesis and the reader: some historical considerations;
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Part II. De l'amour:
2. Love and the wayward text;
Part III. Le Rouge et le Noir:
3. Unexpressing the expressible;
4. The speaking of the quoted word: authors, ironies and epigraphs;
5. The uses of reading;
Part IV. Vie de Henry Brulard;
6. The reader and the life;
Part V. La Chartruese de Parme:
7. The representation of politics and the politics of representation;
8. A hero without qualities;
9. Forgery, plagerism and the operatic text; Conclusion.
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Bryan Beurskens
reviewed Reading Realism in Stendhal on August 02, 2012
Reading Realism in Stendhal
Literally enjoyed reading this book, something that for me is a bit unusual, considering the fact that its a book about the understanding of a man about another man. To me, its a hard task, specially in the case of George Bataille. Or maybe I just haven't found good books like this one around. It's not perfect, but the impact it had on me was perfect. I still remember it and have some regard about it. The main thing about this book is, it doesn't try to make Georges Bataille a hero nor a loser, which is something that usually happens, specially when a man is known for being a little extreme. This book turns George Bataille against himself, exposing the things that are understood to be good and bad in his work and in a way in his personality(but its very non confrontational in this quality), and what good things we can isolate from both sides. Beautiful.
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