Jacques Ehrmann
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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, Jacques Ehrmann was a French literary theorist and a faculty member of the Yale University French Department from 1961 until his death in 1972. Biography Jacques Ehrmann was born in Mulhouse on 31 March 1931, the son of Paul Ehrmann and Henriette Weber. Born in the Alsace region by a twist of fate, as both the Ehrmann and Weber families were originally from Alsace but had left after the 1871 loss to Germany, it just happened that Mulhouse, then Strasbourg, were the first assignments of his father, an Engineering graduate from "École Polytechnique".
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- Homo Ludens Revisited (1968) (110)
- Game, Play, Literature (1968) (17)
- A Semiotic Approach to Culture (1967) (8)
- The Death of Literature (1971) (8)
- Introduction to Gaston Bachelard (1966) (6)
- Structures of Exchange in Cinna (1966) (4)
- Genet's Dramatic Metamorphosis: From Appearance to Freedom (1962) (4)
- Literature and revolution (1970) (4)
- Camus and the Existentialist Adventure (1960) (2)
- The Tragic/Utopian Meaning of History (1979) (2)
- On Articulation: The Language of History and The Terror of Language (1967) (1)
- Selections from Texts II (1979) (0)
- In memory of Jacques Ehrmann : inside play outside game (1979) (0)
- Of Rats and Men: Notes on the Prefaces (1963) (0)
- Problems of Narrative I. The Minimum Narrative (1971) (0)
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