Malraux: Life and Work

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Edited by Martine de Courcel

Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1976, 284 pp

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The many aspects of Malraux's adventure in life recollected and analyzed by many competent hands, Malraux included. Sir Isaiah Berlin recalls "that particular sensation, which one has with certain types of men touched by genius . . . an enormous heightening of vitality. . . ." A fine introduction to one of the great lives of our century.

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