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Naissance d’une culture
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Naissance d’une culture

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  • Jean-Richard Bloch

    ā€ His essay Naissance d’une culture (1936; ā€œBirth of a Cultureā€) called for an art that would associate the democratic tradition with a proletarian culture. The stories in LĆ©vy (1912) include penetrating studies of Jewish psychology, and his Balzacian novel . . . et Cie (1918; . .…

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    ā€ His essay Naissance d’une culture (1936; ā€œBirth of a Cultureā€) called for an art that would associate the democratic tradition with a proletarian culture. The stories in LĆ©vy (1912) include penetrating studies of Jewish psychology, and his Balzacian novel . . . et Cie (1918; . .…

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