Notes de Hampstead by Elias Canetti

Notes de Hampstead by Elias Canetti

Notes from Hampstead is a map to the late Nobel laureate's thinking, a triumphant compendium of aphoristic, enigmatic, and expository writings covering a characteristically diverse range of subjects: the significance of mythology and ethnicity, the nature of creativity, the extraordinary hold violence has on the twentieth century, literary history (one learns of Canetti's affection for Cervantes, Stendhal, and Gogol, and his adoration of Kafka), and, always, there is a fierce quarrel with death. Canetti draws on the troubled period following the death of his wife and the publication of his masterwork of social theory, Crowds and Power. An ambivalent interest in spiritualism also characterizes the collection: Canetti's conversations with Jesuits and Indian gurus, and his readings of Greek, Hebrew, and primitive myths give a kaleidoscopic view of the uses and abuses of religion.

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ISBN 13	9782226095145
ISBN 10	2226095144
Titre	Notes de Hampstead
Auteur	Elias Canetti
Série	Collections Litterature
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Type de reliure	Paperback
Éditeur	Michel albin SA
Année de publication	1997-10-01
Nombre de pages	256
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