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Manhood

work by Leiris
Also known as: “L’Âge d’homme”
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  • Michel Leiris

    
the autobiographical L’Âge d’homme (Manhood), which attracted much attention and was reissued in 1946. Self-deprecating and punitive, the work catalogs Leiris’ physical and moral flaws; he introduced the 1946 edition with an essay, “De la littĂ©rature considĂ©rĂ©e comme une tauromachie” (1946; The Autobiographer as Torero), comparing the courage required


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the autobiographical L’Âge d’homme (Manhood), which attracted much attention and was reissued in 1946. Self-deprecating and punitive, the work catalogs Leiris’ physical and moral flaws; he introduced the 1946 edition with an essay, “De la littĂ©rature considĂ©rĂ©e comme une tauromachie” (1946; The Autobiographer as Torero), comparing the courage required


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