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Saint Genet: Actor and Martyr By JEAN-PAUL SARTRE Genet is related to that family of people who are nowadays referred to by the barbaric name of passe'istes.1 An accident riveted him to a childhood memory, and this memory became sacred. In his early childhood, a liturgical drama was performed. Saint Genet: Actor Martyr Hardcover – January 1, by Jean-Paul / translated from the French by Bernard Frechtman Sartre (Author) out of 5 stars. 7 ratings. See all formats and editions. Sorry, there was a problem loading this page. Try again. Price. New from.5/5(7). Saint Genet is Jean-Paul Sartre’s classic biography of Jean Genet—thief, convict, and great artist—a character of almost legendary proportions whose influence grows stronger with time. Bringing together two of the century’s greatest minds and artists, Saint Genet is at once a compelling psychological portrait, masterpiece of literary criticism, and one of Sartre’s most personal and inspired philosophical Cited by:

Saint Genet actor martyr. Sartre Jean Paul Genet Jean Authors French Criminals. Post-World War II workand poet Jean Genet titled Saint Genet comédien et martyr Saint Genet Actor and Martyr and innumerable articles that were published in Les Temps Modernes the monthly. Saint Genet is Jean-Paul Sartre's classic biography of Jean Genet—thief, convict, and great artist—a character of almost legendary proportions University of Minnesota Press Minneapolis. M In ne so ta. Originally published in French as Saint Genet, comedien et martyr by Librairie Gallimard, Paris. Search inside document. Jean-Paul Sartre. SAINT GENET Actor and Martyr. A plume book. New american library. The absence of reference to Genet's later plays. is explained by the fact that Sartre's study was published in , at which time Deathwatch and The Maids wer~ the only works.

Saint Genet, actor and martyr Item Preview remove-circle Share or Embed This Item. Saint Genet, actor and martyr by Sartre, Jean-Paul, Publication date. Reading Saint Homicide put me in mind of this "biography" of Jean Genet by Sartre, which I had read in college and was surprised to find I still had on one of my bookshelves. Despite finding the book heavily marked up with underlined passages and notes and symbols in the margins, I find it almost completely unreadable now. Saint Genet is Jean-Paul Sartre’s classic biography of Jean Genet—thief, convict, and great artist—a character of almost legendary proportions whose influence grows stronger with time. Bringing together two of the century’s greatest minds and artists, Saint Genet is at once a compelling psychological portrait, masterpiece of literary criticism, and one of Sartre’s most personal and inspired philosophical creations.