Titlebook: André Malraux; A Reassessment Geoffrey T. Harris Book 1996 Geoffrey T. Harris 1996

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,Les Noyers de l’Altenburg,e of two world wars, is predominantly metaphysical. ., after ., makes it clear that for Malraux politics as a novelistic theme does not allow for the doubts, questions and existential anguish generated by his humanist quest. Certainly, Malraux’s own politics, in the shape of Gaullism, would later le

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,Art’s Precarious Timelessness,d in history. When Malraux finally committed himself to the Resistance in occupied France in the spring of 1944 he assumed T. E. Lawrence’s rank of colonel together with the name of his own fictional hero, Berger.. While Malraux’s relatively brief Resistance career is no doubt important in its own r

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Conclusion,his death, Konk’s cartoon in . figured two tombstones side by side. One bore the inscription ‘André Malraux 1901–1947’ and the other, ‘André Malraux 1947–1976’.. The binary image evoked here is of course the conventional political one establishing the divide between a left-wing Malraux and a right-w

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