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La Nouvelle Revue Française N' 159 (Mars 1966)Maurice Blanchot, L'Entretien infini dith Boissonnas, L'Embellie Pierre Paul Bracco, Mes amies et toi Yvon Belaval, L'Homme et l'uvre (Fin) Pierre Drieu la Rochelle, Mmoires de Dirk Raspe (Fin) Yann Gaillard, Collection particulire Chroniques : Grard Genette, Silences de Flaubert Jacques Chessex, Henri Calet dix ans aprs Claude Esteban, Ces Dieux que tu pleures toujours Robert Abirached, L'usage des lieux communs Jean Louis Curtis, Enfin Fellini fut
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