Jean Ricardou
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Jean Ricardou (b. Cannes, 17 June 1932) is a French writer and theorist of the nouveau roman literary movement.[1] To date, only one of his books, Les lieux-dits (translated as Place Names: A Brief Guide to Travels in the Book by Jordan Stump for Dalkey Archive Press) has been translated into English.
[edit] Works
- L'observatoire de Cannes (1961)
- La prise de Constantinople (1965)
- Les lieux-dits, petit guide d'un voyage dans le livre (1969)
- Nouveaux problèmes du roman (1978)
- La cathédrale de Sens (1988)
- Une maladie chronique (1989)
[edit] References
- ^ Sirvent, Michel (2001). Jean Ricardou. Rodopi. ISBN 9789042015913.
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