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  • French write and Nobel laureate André Gide
    André Gide
    / Late works and Nobel Prize of André Gide

    There he wrote “Theseus,” a retelling of a Greek myth whose story symbolizes Gide’s realization of the value of the past: Theseus returns to Ariadne only because he has clung to the thread of tradition.

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    There he wrote “Theseus,” a retelling of a Greek myth whose story symbolizes Gide’s realization of the value of the past: Theseus returns to Ariadne only because he has clung to the thread of tradition.

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