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"Four authors--Jean-Paul Sartre, Paul Eluard, Maurice Blanchot, and Louis-Ferdinand Celine--whose works confront and respond to the purge of collaborationist intellectuals in postwar France are the subjects of this volume. . . . To understand their views on the trials, it is useful to read their texts as allegories of the purge. . . . The book won the Modern Language Association of America's 2000 Aldo and Jeanne Scaglione Prize for the best book in French and Francophone Literary Studies."--Coastlines "[Watts's] arguments are original, he takes risks, and the stakes are significant."--South Central Review…mehr

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"Four authors--Jean-Paul Sartre, Paul Eluard, Maurice Blanchot, and Louis-Ferdinand Celine--whose works confront and respond to the purge of collaborationist intellectuals in postwar France are the subjects of this volume. . . . To understand their views on the trials, it is useful to read their texts as allegories of the purge. . . . The book won the Modern Language Association of America's 2000 Aldo and Jeanne Scaglione Prize for the best book in French and Francophone Literary Studies."--Coastlines "[Watts's] arguments are original, he takes risks, and the stakes are significant."--South Central Review
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Philip Watts is Assistant Professor of French at the University of Pittsburgh.