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Malraux, André --- Criticism and interpretation --- Conferences - Meetings --- Malraux, André, --- Malraux, Georges André, --- Mālrū, Andrīh, --- Ma-erh-lo, --- Maerluo, Andelie, --- ʻAngdrē Mānrō, --- מאלרא, אנדרע --- مالرو، آندره،, --- Malraux, André Georges, --- Colonel Berger, --- Berger, --- Malraux, André --- Malraux, Georges André --- Mālrū, Andrīh --- Ma-erh-lo --- Malraux, André Georges --- Colonel Berger --- Malraux, André, --- Malraux, André, - 1901-1976 - Criticism and interpretation --- Malraux, André, - 1901-1976

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Pour aborder l'œuvre considérable d'André Malraux, il manquait un outil de recherche dans lequel serait inventorié, démêlé les titres, recensé les reprises, les éditions et les différentes versions souvent dispersées, difficiles d'accès, qui rendent si problématique la vue d'ensemble de sa pensée et de sa création. Grâce aux quelques mille cinq cents entrées de "Dits et écrits d'André Malraux", décomposées en notices et notules commentées, enrichies de plusieurs milliers de références complémentaires par Jacques Chanussot et Claude Travi, nous disposons désormais du répertoire le plus complet jamais publié sur les écrits, discours, entretiens,... et de propos isolés même de l'orateur et écrivain, en miroir d'une constellation d'univers ainsi libérés. Cet inventaire bibliographique - contribue ainsi à faire apparaître sous un jour nouveau le contexte littéraire, culturel social et politique dans lequel les œuvres s'inscrivent, tandis que lecteur (étudiant, chercheur, libraire, ou simple "amateur"), pourra naviguer à partir de l'index des noms cités pour voir émerger un pan essentiel de l'histoire intellectuelle et artistique du XXe siècle.

Malraux, André, --- Bibliography --- Malraux, André, --- Malraux, Georges André, --- Mālrū, Andrīh, --- Ma-erh-lo, --- Maerluo, Andelie, --- ʻAngdrē Mānrō, --- מאלרא, אנדרע --- مالرو، آندره،, --- Malraux, André Georges, --- Colonel Berger, --- Berger, --- Malraux, André --- Malraux, Georges André --- Mālrū, Andrīh --- Ma-erh-lo --- Malraux, André Georges --- Colonel Berger --- Malraux, André

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Malraux, André, --- Malraux, Georges André, --- Mālrū, Andrīh, --- Ma-erh-lo, --- Maerluo, Andelie, --- ʻAngdrē Mānrō, --- מאלרא, אנדרע --- مالرو، آندره،, --- Malraux, André Georges, --- Colonel Berger, --- Berger, --- Criticism and interpretation. --- Malraux, André --- Malraux, Georges André --- Mālrū, Andrīh --- Ma-erh-lo --- Malraux, André Georges --- Colonel Berger

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The two principal axes of inquiry are Malraux's ongoing quest for a dimension of transcendence within human life and, at lest as compelling, his search for the most appropriate and effective means by which to express a changing awareness of just what that dimension might be. Not surprisingly, in a world apparently doomed to languish in the spectral shadow of Death, there are certain constants: a yearning for some fraternity to combat man's essential solitude, a refusal to sink without effort into the vortex of the Absurd, a conviciton that life is to be lived fully and intensely. The human condition is what it is. The ways in which Malraux's characters, and of course Malraux himself, cope with this condition reveal a clear evolution, especially from the 1933 novel La condition humaine onwards. The reader follows Malraux from playful adolescence through the dichotomy of anguish and glorification in his middle years, towards the primarily interrogative utterances of the mature man. The often frivolous, sometimes sardonic, humour of youth gives way first to a painful recognition of the abyss, then to the discovery of a very tentative equilibrium in the philosophy of metamorphosis espoused by an older Malraux. André Malraux: Towards the Expression of Transcendence reveals the principal steps by which Malraux achieved that equilibrium.

Transcendence (Philosophy) in literature. --- Malraux, André, --- Malraux, André --- Malraux, Georges André --- Mālrū, Andrīh --- Ma-erh-lo --- Maerluo, Andelie, --- ʻAngdrē Mānrō, --- מאלרא, אנדרע --- مالرو، آندره،, --- Malraux, André Georges --- Colonel Berger --- Berger, --- Criticism and interpretation.

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Malraux, André --- Malraux, André, --- Criticism and interpretation --- Malraux, Andre --- -Criticism and interpretation --- Criticism and interpretation. --- Malraux, André, --- Malraux, Georges André, --- Mālrū, Andrīh, --- Ma-erh-lo, --- Maerluo, Andelie, --- ʻAngdrē Mānrō, --- מאלרא, אנדרע --- مالرو، آندره،, --- Malraux, André Georges, --- Colonel Berger, --- Berger, --- Malraux, André --- Malraux, Georges André --- Mālrū, Andrīh --- Ma-erh-lo --- Malraux, André Georges --- Colonel Berger --- Malraux, André, - 1901-1976 - Criticism and interpretation --- Malraux, André, - 1901-1976