André Schwarz-Bart at the Moulin d’Andé : on some decisive encounters
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André Schwarz-Bart, Moulin d’Andé, intertextuality, Georges Perec, Arnoldo Palacios, Richard WrightAbstract
In the second half of the 20th century, the Moulin d'Andé, in the Eure region, was an emblematic place where writers, film-makers, artists and intellectuals from all walks of life and from all countries met. A place of creation and an artistic and ideological sounding board, the Moulin was also an extraordinary cultural network. André Schwarz-Bart found it a place of inspiration and creation. The many encounters he made there were decisive for his work. This essay freely explores the network of "speculative intertextualities" that was woven around his work, by outlining three of these literary encounters: those with Georges Perec, Arnoldo Palacios and Richard Wright.
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