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The Book to Come, Maurice Blanchot was without doubt one of the greatest Western critics of the 20th century, and his work was essential for the development of a wide range of contemporary and subsequent critics of widely different allegiances. I read most of these essays, The Book to Come

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The Book to Come
Written by author Maurice Blanchot
Published by Stanford University Press, December 2002
"Maurice Blanchot was without doubt one of the greatest Western critics of the 20th century, and his work was essential for the development of a wide range of contemporary and subsequent critics of widely different allegiances. I read most of these essays
During the last half of the twentieth century in France, Maurice Blanchot was a key figure in exploring the relation between literature and philosophy. He developed early on a distinctive, limpid form of essay writing, and his essays, in form and substanc

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I The Song of the Sirens
1 Encountering the Imaginary 3
2 The Experience of Proust 11
II The Literary Question
3 "There could be no question of ending well" 27
4 Artaud 34
5 Rousseau 41
6 Joubert and Space 49
7 Claudel and the Infinite 66
8 Prophetic Speech 79
9 The Secret of the Golem 86
10 Literary Infinity: The Aleph 93
11 The Failure of the Demon: The Vocation 97
III On an Art Without Future
12 At Every Extreme 107
13 Broch 111
14 The Turn of the Screw 126
15 Musil 134
16 The Pain of Dialogue 150
17 The Clarity of the Novel 159
18 H. H. 165
19 Diary and Story 183
20 Story and Scandal 189
IV Where is Literature Going?
21 The Disappearance of Literature 195
22 The Search for Point Zero 202
23 "Where now? Who now?" 210
24 Death of the Last Writer 218
25 The Book to Come 224
26 The Power and the Glory 245
Notes 253

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Publication Date: December 2002

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	Translator's Note
I	The Song of the Sirens
1	Encountering the Imaginary	3
2	The Experience of Proust	11
II	The Literary Question
3	"There could be no question of ending well"	27
4	Artaud	34
5	Rousseau	41
6	Joubert and Space	49
7	Claudel and the Infinite	66
8	Prophetic Speech	79
9	The Secret of the Golem	86
10	Literary Infinity: The Aleph	93
11	The Failure of the Demon: The Vocation	97
III	On an Art Without Future
12	At Every Extreme	107
13	Broch	111
14	The Turn of the Screw	126
15	Musil	134
16	The Pain of Dialogue	150
17	The Clarity of the Novel	159
18	H. H.	165
19	Diary and Story	183
20	Story and Scandal	189
IV	Where is Literature Going?
21	The Disappearance of Literature	195
22	The Search for Point Zero	202
23	"Where now? Who now?"	210
24	Death of the Last Writer	218
25	The Book to Come	224
26	The Power and the Glory	245
	Notes	253