Diego et Frida

Wed Nov 17 06:37:41 2010 UTClccn-n50-39803Authors, French--20th century0.54Diego et Frida0.700.85L'AfricainJ._M._G._Le_Clézion 50039803oca00075015aLe Clézio, J.-M. G.(Jean-Marie Gustave),1940-Le Clézio, Jean Marie Gustave,1940-Le Clézio, Jean-Marie Gustave,1940-Clézio, J.-M. G. Le(Jean-Marie Gustave Le),1940-lccn-n82-268349Lemoine, Georgesilllccn-n79-55977Galeron, Henriilllccn-nr91-32337Le Clézio, Jémiaedtlccn-n79-56051Rivera, Diego1886-1957lccn-n82-31966Kahlo, Fridalccn-n81-76740Ezine, Jean-Louisprolccn-n82-111894Barbey, Brunoillviaf-107524672Bruncrona, Ulla1943-trllccn-no2001-12638Lhoste, Pierreprolccn-n80-44759Michaux, Henri1899-1984Le Clézio, J.-M. G.(Jean-Marie Gustave)1940-Le Clézio, J.-M. G.(Jean-Marie Gustave)1940-100Historical fictionAdventure fictionSpanish fictionFablesParablesDomestic fictionUtopian fictionShort storiesFrench language materialsSilenceConference proceedingsOceaniaManners and customsBosco, Henri,--1888-1976Middle East--PalestineIsraelMayasPictorial worksMotion picturesIndians of MexicoInterviewsTranslationsMauritius--RodriguesKahlo, FridaArtArtist couplesMotion picturesPaintersRivera, Diego,--1886-1957NigeriaGreat BritainPolitical scienceInternational relationsColoniesAfricaRefugeesMiddle EastMauritiusShort stories, FrenchBerbersSaharaYoung womenTuaregsBiographyLiteratureFranceIndian philosophyIndians of Mexico--First contact with EuropeansCivilization--Indian influencesConquest of Mexico (1519-1540)Authors, FrenchFrench literatureTravelMexicoHistoryFictionCriticism, interpretation, etc.French fictionLe Clézio, J.-M. G.--1940-1940196319641965196619671968196919701971197219731974197519761977197819791980198119821983198419851986198719881989199019911992199319941995199619971998199920002001200220032004200520062007200820092010201110180816430243book843.914pq2672.e25ocn408572867ocn462979481ocn418716252ocn419268497ocn405596853ocn467742088ocn405585167ocn465337531ocn462332426ocn463703342ocn462202020ocn406960353ocn420157320ocn413241652ocn417589839ocn462229813ocn469858879ocn615460170ocn420253649ocn420664883ocn659220408ocn658594327ocn659220542ocn659161116ocn659161086ocn659220467ocn659150820ocn659220408ocn659220542ocn659161116ocn659161086ocn659220467ocn659150820ocn658594327ocn658665689ocn463780491ocn464213274ocn661448978ocn077845535442172162Леклезио, Жан-Мари Гюстав勒克莱齐奥, 让-马·居Леклезио, Ж. М. Гקלזיו, ז׳.מ.ג1343171084ocn301798206sw010644378:lccn-n50-39803Truebook20090.71Le Clézio, J.-M. GDesertHistorical fiction

After being driven from their land by French colonial soldiers in 1909, Nour and his people, "the blue men" must search for a haven out of the desert that will shelter them. Interspersed with the story of Nour is the contemporary story of Lalla, a descendent of the blue men, who lives in Morocco and tries to stay true to the blood of her ancestors while experiencing life as a modern immigrant.

1013126651ocn028798401sw012145506:lccn-n50-39803Truebook19930.64Le Clézio, J.-M. GThe prospectorParablesAdventure fictionFables

Alexis L'Estang becomes obsessed with finding the treasure of the legendary Unknown Corsair on the island of Mauritius.

997117845ocn055671241sw026148691:lccn-n50-39803Truebook20040.68Le Clézio, J.-M. GWandering star : a novelDomestic fictionHistorical fiction

While both Esther and Nejma want peace, each has a different experience during the founding of Israel; Esther is a Jewish girl who participtes in the founding, and Nejma is a Palestinian who becomes a refugee.

+-+4661436846987132078ocn001106344sw001106344:lccn-n50-39803Truebook19630.71Le Clézio, J.-M. GLe procès-verbal

Cette oeuvre a connu un grand succès en France et obtenu le prix Renaudot en 1963. Il s'agit, selon l'auteur, d'un roman-jeu, roman-puzzle qui raconte l'histoire d'un homme qui ne savait trop s'il sortait de l'armée ou de l'asile psychiatrique mais qui a découvert le secret de "l'extase matérielle" au coeur même de l'inaction attentive et quelque peu hallucinée.

+-+1364964896847104839ocn035049672sw023866363:lccn-n50-39803Truebook19970.70Le Clézio, J.-M. GOnitshaSpanish fiction

A novel on white colonialism in Africa through the eyes of Fintan, a 12-year-old boy who joins his parents in Nigeria. He meets an African boy his age and participates in the world of the Africans, contrasting it with the world of the whites.

+-+60647785358308317ocn027814151sw027814151:lccn-n50-39803Falsebook1993Le Clézio, J.-M. GThe Mexican dream, or, The interrupted thought of Amerindian civilizations

"Not one dream but many unfold in J. M. G. Le Clezio's conjuring of the consciousness of Mexico, a powerful evocation of the imaginings that made and unmade an ancient culture. "What motivated me," Le Clezio has said, "was a sort of dream about what has disappeared and what could have been." A widely respected French novelist who for many years has studied pre-Columbian Mexico, Le Clezio imagined how the thought of early Indian civilizations might have evolved if not for the interruption of European conquest." "In an unprecedented way, his book takes us into the dream that was the religion of the Aztecs, which in its own apocalyptic visions anticipated the coming of the Spanish conquerors. Here the dream of the conquistadores rises before us, too, the glimmering idea of gold drawing Europe into the Mexican dream. Against the religion and thought of the Aztecs and the Tarascans and the Europeans in Mexico, Le Clezio also shows us those of the "barbarians" of the north, the nomadic Indians beyond the pale of the Aztec frontier." "Finally, Le Clezio's book is a dream of the present, a meditation on what in Amerindian civilizations - in their language, in their way of telling tales, of wanting to survive their own destruction - moved the poet, playwright, and actor Antonin Artaud and motivates Le Clezio in this book. The author's deep identification with pre-Columbian cultures, whose faith told them the wheel of time would bring their gods and their beliefs back to them, finds fitting expression in this extraordinary book, which brings the dream around."--BOOK JACKET.

+-+375566177579096137ocn051931451sw008781480:lccn-n50-39803Truebook20020.72Le Clézio, J.-M. GThe round & other cold hard facts = La ronde et autres faits divers

Presents a collection of short stories, including "Ariadne," "The Great Life," and "David."

+-+619477853575495030ocn005783822sw000458434:lccn-n50-39803Truebook1966Le Clézio, J.-M. GLe déluge; [roman71192740ocn000681813sw000322057:lccn-n50-39803Truebook19730.70Le Clézio, J.-M. GWar

Analyse : Roman philosophique.

64879238ocn000005361sw000005361:lccn-n50-39803Truebook19690.70Le Clézio, J.-M. GTerra amata57667834ocn000783704sw000783704:lccn-n50-39803Truebook19650.74Le Clézio, J.-M. GLa fièvre53966326ocn000673936sw000673936:lccn-n50-39803Truebook19730.73Le Clézio, J.-M. GLes géants

Om det moderne bysamfunds plager, især supermarkedet.

52365731ocn000241223sw000182534:lccn-n50-39803Truebook19690.68Le Clézio, J.-M. GThe book of flights; an adventure storyAdventure fiction48556452ocn004437456sw004437456:lccn-n50-39803Truebook19780.75Le Clézio, J.-M. GMondo et autres histoires

Analyse : Nouvelles.

46256538ocn029553840sw029553840:lccn-n50-39803Falsebook19950.54Le Clézio, J.-M. GDiego et Frida

"Diego y Frida cuenta la historia de una pareja fuera de lo común. La historia de su encuentro, el pasado grávido de Diego y la experiencia de dolor y de soledad de Frida. La fe de ambos en la revolución y su encuentro con Trotski y Breton. El papel, en fin, de ambos en la renovación del mundo del arte"--forro.

+-+110378631441947331ocn037295151sw037295151:lccn-n50-39803Truebook19970.71Le Clézio, J.-M. GPoisson d'or : roman

"Laila, una niña marroquí, es raptada de su aldea en las montañas y vendida a los séis años a Lalla Asma, una anciana que la instruye y que se convierte en su abuela. Cuando, ocho años después, muere Lalla Asma, Laila huye y se refugia en un fondac, en realidad una casa de 'princesas' que hacen las delicias de los hombres. Pero hasta allí, confines dudosos, la persigue el hijo de Lalla Asma. Laila, atomorizada como un pececillo dorado, sólo piensa en alejarse de esos hombres que la tratan con un sospechoso afecto. Tras esconderse unos meses en un barrio paupérrimo, se marcha a París ilegalmente con Huriya, una de las 'princesas' del fondac. La gran metrópoli la fascina, aunque la condena a la más absoluta marginalidad. Rodeada de los personajes más variopintos, encuentra en la literatura su tabla de salvación, pero, sólo tras an azaroso periplo, será la música la que la devolverá a sus raíces." --Back cover.

+-+636656839340244125ocn034472980sw034472980:lccn-n50-39803Truebook19950.75Le Clézio, J.-M. GLa quarantaine

"Corre el año 1872 cuando en una taberna parisiense irrumpe desafiante el poeta Arthur Rimbaud y amenaza a la clientela. Diecinueve años después, Jacques Archambau, un joven médico que de niño asistió atónito a la tormentosa escena y que ignora cuán ligado se halla su destino al del célebre poeta, embarca en el Ava con su esposa Suzanne y su hermano Léon rumbo a la isla Mauricio, su tierra natal. Allí les espera el gran clan familiar que antaño expulsara al padre de Jacques y Léon. Sin embargo, tras declararse dos casos de cólera en el barco, los pasajeros -un puñado de europeos y multitud de indios contratados para la recolección de la caña de azucar- se ven obligados a desembarcar en la isla Plate, frente a Mauricio, para pasar la cuarentena. Abandonados a su suerte, verán convertirse la paradisiaca isla en un infierno del que no saben si saldrán con vida. Frente a un Jacques perplejo y una Suzanne tal vez ya contagiada, Léon volverá los ojos hacia la isla, hacia la joven y bella india Suryavati"--Back cover.

+-+662556839339340812ocn003051757sw003051757:lccn-n50-39803Truebook1975Le Clézio, J.-M. GVoyages de l'autre côté

Roman.

37541518ocn019110802sw019110802:lccn-n50-39803Falsebook19880.65Le Clézio, J.-M. GLe rêve mexicain, ou, La pensée interrompue34037031ocn054773472sw054773472:lccn-n50-39803Falsebook20040.85Le Clézio, J.-M. GL'Africain

Eine Afrikareise in der Kindheit wurde für Le Clézio, einem der bedeutendsten zeitgenössischen französischen Schriftsteller, zur Initiation. Hier lernte er eine Welt kennen, die ihn mit ihren fremden Lebensformen, den exotischen Gerüchen und Farben in ihren Bann schlug und nie wieder loslassen sollte. Und so erzählt er von der Reise, die ihn 1948 nach Afrika führte und wo er zum ersten Mal seinem Vater begegnete. Einem Tropenarzt, der in Nigeria Lepra und Sumpffieber kurierte, den Kolonialismus hasste, mit einer Piroge das Landesinnere erkundete und Landschaften und Menschen fotografierte. Und er erzählt die Liebesgeschichte seiner Eltern, die in Kamerun, vor seiner Geburt, spielt, als der Traum eines von Krankheit und Fremdherrschaft befreiten Afrika noch realisierbar schien.

5595593ocn002493644sw002493644:lccn-n50-39803Falsebook19770.71Waelti-Walters, Jennifer RJ.M.G. LeClézio2422444ocn031712449sw031712449:lccn-n50-39803Falsebook19940.83Onimus, JeanPour lire Le Clézio2231888ocn014000146sw014000146:lccn-n50-39803Falsebook19860.84Le Clézio, J.-M. GVoyage à Rodrigues : journal18424810ocn132401827sw132401827:lccn-n50-39803Falsebook2007Le Clézio, J.-M. GBallaciner1751764ocn033360868sw033360868:lccn-n50-39803Falsebook19930.86Molinié, GeorgesApproches de la réception : sémiostylistique et sociopoétique de Le Clézio1741676ocn000498529sw000498529:lccn-n50-39803Falsebook19710.83Le Clézio, J.-M. GConversations avec J.M.G. Le Clézio15711710ocn076794069sw076794069:lccn-n50-39803Falsebook2006Le Clézio, J.-M. GRaga : approche du continent invisible

Le Clézio's journeys in the Pacific offer a glimpse into a way of life which is threatened by globalisation, as well as meditations on the vastness of the sea, in the "continent" which the first visitors did not recognise as a cultural and geographic unity.

1491493ocn023136952sw023136952:lccn-n50-39803Falsebook19900.85Brée, GermaineLe monde fabuleux de J.M.G. Le Clézio1471129ocn033270374sw033270374:lccn-n50-39803Falsebook19950.85Le Clézio, J.-M. GAilleurs : entretiens sur France-Culture avec Jean-Louis Ezine1301334ocn047971772sw047971772:lccn-n50-39803Falsebook20010.90Jollin-Bertocchi, SophieJ.M.G. Le Clézio : l'érotisme, les mots1301304ocn051767717sw051767717:lccn-n50-39803Falsebook20030.93Dutton, JacquelineLe chercheur d'or et d'ailleurs : l'utopie de J.M.G. Le Clézio1301304ocn048661359sw047736189:lccn-n50-39803Falsebook20010.89Chung, OokLe Clézio : une écriture prophétique1241242ocn014371335sw014371335:lccn-n50-39803Falsebook19860.86Michel, JacquelineUne mise en récit du silence : Le Clézio, Bosco, Gracq1211212ocn038023974sw038023974:lccn-n50-39803Falsebook19980.84Life : differentiation and harmony-- vegetal, animal, human+-+22339874251181181ocn044634557sw044634557:lccn-n50-39803Falsebook19990.90Labbé, MichelleLe Clézio, l'écart romanesque1141152ocn008670599sw008670599:lccn-n50-39803Falsebook19810.85Holzberg, RuthL'œil du serpent : dialectique du silence dans l'œuvre de J.-M.G. Le Clézio1121125ocn136587918sw136587918:lccn-n50-39803Falsebook2007Salles, MarinaLe Clézio, "peintre de la vie moderne1121124ocn070165643sw070165643:lccn-n50-39803Falsebook20060.67Salles, MarinaLe Clézio : notre contemporain1081102ocn042649956sw042649956:lccn-n50-39803Falsebook19990.85Cortanze, Gérard deJ.M.G. Le Clézio : le nomade immobile811385ocn406145240sw406145240:lccn-n50-39803Falsebook2009Cortanze, Gérard deJ.-M. G. Le Clézio+-+4661436846Thu Dec 02 17:35:37 EST 2010