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Sarrasine is a
novella written by Honoré de Balzac. Part of his Comédie humaine, it was
published in 1830 in the
Revue de Paris. Balzac, who
began writing...
- S/Z,
published in 1970, is
Roland Barthes'
structural analysis of "
Sarrasine", the
short story by Honoré de Balzac.
Barthes methodically moves through...
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Sarrasine is an
opera pastiche conceived and
created by
George Petrou and
Laurence Dale and
premiered on 10 May 2024 at the Göttingen
International Handel...
-
intention in the
epigraph to the essay,
taken from Honoré de Balzac's
story Sarrasine in
which a male
protagonist mistakes a
castrato for a
woman and falls...
- The
Saracen Woman (French: La
Sarrasine) is a
Canadian drama film,
released in 1992.
Directed by Paul Tana and
written by Tana and
Bruno Ramirez, the...
- his most
prodigious work,[who?] the dense,
critical reading of Balzac's
Sarrasine entitled S/Z.
Throughout the 1970s,
Barthes continued to
develop his literary...
-
study of marriage), but by 1830
Balzac began to
group his
first novels (
Sarrasine, Gobseck) into a
series entitled Scènes de la vie privée ("Scenes from...
- 1970
Roland Barthes published S/Z, a
detailed analysis of Balzac's
story Sarrasine and a key work in
structuralist literary criticism.
Carlos Fuentes, sometimes...
- family. It was heated,
originally with a
Saracen fireplace (cheminée
sarrasine),
later with an open
fireplace (cheminée à hotte). This room was generally...
- (for A
Vision of Love
Revealed in Sleep), a
Writers Guild Award (for
Sarrasine), a Time Out
Theatre Award (for A
Judgement in Stone), and the Special...
