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The nature of the comic in the works of Alfred Jarry

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Alfred Jarry

2013
Sommaire Remerciements Introduction Etre et Vivre, par Alfred Jarry Un trouble-fete au carnaval de l'Etre Paris 1894 : description acoustique d'un paysage urbain L'anarchiste et le cymbaliste Approche de la felure Le meurtre de la pensee La Pataphysique, science des simulacres De la depossession a la reconstruction Fiction-science Un langage de surface
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Alfred Jarry (1873–1907)

1984
Alfred-Henri-Marie Jarry was born in Laval (Pays de la Loire) on the Feast of the Nativity of the Holy Virgin (8 September) 1873, and died thirty-four years later on All Saints’ Day (1 November) 1907, in what might be seen as a mock gesture of religious conformity typical of the man.
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Alfred Jarry

Modern Language Review, 2011
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Alfred Jarry and the Theater of His Time

Modern Drama, 1970
INSPIRED BY Mallarme's challenge that realism was "a banal sacrilege of the true meaning of art" the Symbolists during the turn of the century in France organized a reaction against realistic art and theater. Although he was not a Symbolist in the orthodox sense, Alfred Jarry became a participant in this campaign. Jarry devoted much of his energy to a
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