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Gracq, Julien, 1910-2007

LC control no.n 50037051
Descriptive conventionsrda
LC classificationPQ2613.R124
Personal name headingGracq, Julien, 1910-2007
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Variant(s)Poirier, Louis, 1910-2007
Grak, Žilijen, 1910-2007
Gelake, Zhuli'an, 1910-2007
Zhuli'an Gelake, 1910-2007
ジュリアン・グラック, 1910-2007
朱利安́·格拉克, 1910-2007
格拉克,朱利安́, 1910-2007
Birth date1910-07-27
Death date2007-12-22
Place of birthSaint-Florent-le-Vieil (France)
Place of deathAngers (France)
AffiliationLycée Claude-Bernard
Profession or occupationAuthors
Geographer Historian Novelist Playwright
Special noteNon-Latin script references not evaluated.
Found inHis Un beau ténébreux, 1945.
Prizoda u delu Žilijena Graka, 1988.
NY times, via WWW, Dec. 24, 2007 (obit. dated Dec. 24, 2007; d. Saturday [Dec. 22, 2007] in Angers, France; b. Louis Poirier on July 27, 1910, in St.-Florent-le-Vieil, in the Loire region of France)
Lun Zhuli'an·Gelake zai Zhongguo de jie shou wen ti, 2011: t.p. (朱利安́·格拉克 = Zhuli'an·Gelake)
His Balcony in the forest, 2017: t.p. (Julien Gracq) data view (Julien Gracq (1910-2007), whose real name was Louis Poirier, was a French geographer and historian, and the author of four novels, poetry, and a play. His work was influenced by surrealism, and he dedicated his first novel, The Castle of Argol, to André Breton. In 1951 he won the Prix Goncourt for his third and best-known novel, The Opposing Shore (though he refused to accept the prize). He taught at Lycée Claude-Bernard for twenty-three years)
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