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L’Age Nouveau – Revue n°9, 1938

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Journal of expression and studies of the Arts, Letters, Ideas

-Marcello-Fabri, musical function of the tongue
-John Charpentier, around an obscurist sonnet by Sainte-Beuve
-Jérôme Soignard, pictorial art taught by children
-Friedrich Nietzsche, to friendship, poem
-Philéas Lebesgue, secret sources of Hitlerism
-Jacques Duvaldizier, reports by Wagner, Nietzsche and Cosima
-Marc-George Mallet, God or Nothingness?
-A.N., Nothing is stable
-Roger Lannes, convalescence, poem
-André Dez, to Jean Cocteau, poem
-Marcello-Fabri, that evening (3 chapters from “Power of Faith”)
-Marcello-Fabri, not every pacifist is necessarily a fugitive
-Émile Gaudissard, the lost opportunity (open letter to Mr. Hitler, Chancellor of the Reich)
-Thor R. Kiimalehto, Is Peace Possible
-Pierre Barniard, atmosphere of shame
-Raymond Luce-Gilson, on the present time
-Albert Tustes, Mr. Léon Blum at the Wailing Wall
– Intellectual realities, interpenetration of literatures

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Year: 1938
  • Size: 190mm x 240mm

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