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PDF André Gide ó Les Faux monnayeurs PDF ë Les Faux PDF/EPUB ² ó faux ebok, monnayeurs epub, Les Faux free, Les Faux monnayeurs KindleLes faux Monnayeurs The Counterfeiters André Gide André Paul Guillaume GideThe Counterfeiters is a 1925 novel by French author André Gide The Counterfeiters adorn three parts Part One The events in this section take place in Paris in the author's childhood alleys Part II It happens in one of the Swiss villages Third part It happens again in Paris; the story time is not than five months; from the end of spring to the end of the story; and the story takes place before the First World War The plot revolves around Bernard a school friend of Olivier's With many characters and crisscrossing plot lines The Counterfeiters is a novel within a novel with Edouard the alter ego of Gide intendin
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PDF André Gide ó Les Faux monnayeurs PDF ë Les Faux PDF/EPUB ² ó faux ebok, monnayeurs epub, Les Faux free, Les Faux monnayeurs KindleThis is subtle metafiction since one of the main characters is a writer and the nature of Gide's The Counterfeiters is intellectual bohemian philosophical and of its time for example Freudian techniues used on a boy are exposited upon and discussed It follows various people of a social milieu from schoolboys to new school leavers to their parents and relatives to an old schoolmaster and is about their relationships and connections in that sense it was soap like It is also very homoerotic never directly stated but some of the male main characters are almost certainly gay It wasn't the easiest of books to follow but it was good in an interesting way The denouement cannot spoil however I did not like much because it felt a bit obvious and heavy handed to me and it rang hollow so that was a shameEdit I suppose the counterfeit coins used in the novel that the title references
PDF André Gide ó Les Faux monnayeurs PDF ë Les Faux PDF/EPUB ² ó faux ebok, monnayeurs epub, Les Faux free, Les Faux monnayeurs Kindle The Counterfeiters is a book for writers intellectuals or learners It's an odd book with crisscrossing themes and story lines Difficult to follow I gave up trying to follow it Gide a winner of the Nobel prize for literature is an old time writer the emphasis being on writer rather than novelist In those days there weren't that many writers around and writers often were able to put whatever they wanted in their booksAnd Gide put a lot in this book It's just not much of a story Ostensibly it's about a young artist's search for artistic authenticity But that search gets twisted in a hundred different directions ending up only as strands heading in a general direction And yet in the process much insightful information about art and the
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PDF André Gide ó Les Faux monnayeurs PDF ë Les Faux PDF/EPUB ² ó faux ebok, monnayeurs epub, Les Faux free, Les Faux monnayeurs KindleAh God bless the French I wonder if it's the first time anyone has ever written thatI happen to love French writers and thusly prejudiced found this book by Andre Gide to be exceptional A fascinating novel of interlocking characters and their crisscrossing story lines that is widely considered a precursor of the nouveau romanRelationships of every variety are explored straight homosexual parentchild bastardy extra martial you name it; a counterfeit coin subplot symbolic
PDF André Gide ó Les Faux monnayeurs PDF ë Les Faux PDF/EPUB ² ó faux ebok, monnayeurs epub, Les Faux free, Les Faux monnayeurs Kindle Steinbeck made me do itYears ago while working on my thesis for my master's degree I learned everything there was to know about East of Eden One bit of information I learned was the books that had influenced Steinbeck particularly in his writing of EoE There were titles I'd heard of Moby Dick and Don uixote And there was this The Counterfeiters Because I loved all things East of Eden I made it a point to read these influential booksNow that I've read The Counterfeiters I see how it influenced Steinbeck The Co
PDF André Gide ó Les Faux monnayeurs PDF ë Les Faux PDF/EPUB ² ó faux ebok, monnayeurs epub, Les Faux free, Les Faux monnayeurs KindleA novel as much about writing as it is about coded homosexuality in 1920's France a time lest we forget that Gertrude Stein and Alice B Toklas just about ruled that town Two rival writers Edouard and Robert fall for the same impressionable young boy Olivier who decides to run off with Robert the famous and less honorable of the two Edouard a kind of stand in fo
PDF André Gide ó Les Faux monnayeurs PDF ë Les Faux PDF/EPUB ² ó faux ebok, monnayeurs epub, Les Faux free, Les Faux monnayeurs KindleThis book I couldn't figure out The feeling I get after reading it was similar to the time I read American Psycho On the surface you wonder what's going on? when is this going to get interesting? And you might leave disappointed There's something subliminal about the Counterfeiters that is beyond my intelligence to figure out The characters are meshed together in one book which seem to act as a pressure cooker Gide instead of letting the pl
PDF André Gide ó Les Faux monnayeurs PDF ë Les Faux PDF/EPUB ² ó faux ebok, monnayeurs epub, Les Faux free, Les Faux monnayeurs KindleI finally finished it and am now going to read the journal the author kept while writing this I mean it's a very long story about writing stories with a lot of characters and sometimes it feels that the line between what the character's are thinking and the what the author is thinking and what the author is thinking of the actual real novel is thin Supposedly he let the story flow naturally and yet I have a hard time imagining that he could have done so because there are so many little things that needed to happen to get to the end result Maybe I can't fathom it because when I write I need to pre plan most every important thingIt's a heavy read and still the writing style drags your eyes