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Simply, then, this is a tale of two couples: Colin, a rich and rather superfluous man, and Chloe, a woman dying from a lily growing in her lung; Chick, whose life is ruined by his collecting of Jean-Sol Partre's books and memorabilia, and Alise, who tries to save Chick from himself by murdering Partre.
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There is the philosopher Jean-Sol Partre, and the little grey mouse, and there is post WWII Paris, and there is jazz. And then there is the ominous waterlily, growing in Chloé's lung. The action takes place in Paris in the aftermath of WWII. There is a new sense of freedom that pervades the city: everything is possible, no matter how surreal.
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For instance, Jean Sol Partre' represents Jean Paul Sartre, one of his contemporaries, in the novel. Likewise, portecuir en feuilles de Russie is an anagram of portefeuille en cuir. The words used in the novel go beyond the limits of French and give the author the freedom of a unique usage. As stated at the beginning of the study, it is a.
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Jean-Sol Partre : il est penseur et philosophe comme son modèle. Il a écrit Le Vomi, allusion au livre de Sartre : La Nausée. Mangemanche : il est le docteur qui est incapable de guérir Chloé. Il paraîtra également dans le roman L'Automne à Pékin. La souris grise à moustaches noires : elle habite chez Colin.
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Chick fell in love with Alise because of a shared passion for writer Jean-Sol Partre who gradually devoured their relationship. Soon after, Colin, the main character, also falls in love with a young girl, Chloe, but after their marriage she soon suffers from a strange illness: a water lily grows in her lungs.
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Kindle $13.99 Rate this book L'Écume des jours Boris Vian 3.94 36,354 ratings1,844 reviews Chick, Alise, Chloé et Colin passent leur temps à dire des choses rigolotes, à écouter Duke Ellington et à patiner. Dans ce monde où les pianos sont des mélangeurs à cocktails, la réalité semble ne pas avoir de prise.
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Jean-Sol Partre Derrière ce nom transformé par le contrepet, le lecteur reconnaît Jean-Paul Sartre. Le philosophe père de l'existentialisme était la personnalité en vogue des milieux intellectuels du Quartier latin dans l'immédiat après-guerre. Sartre, membre du jury du prix de la Pléiade, a beaucoup soutenu L'Écume des jours.
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The novel is set in post-war Paris, the writing surreal in parts. I was fond of the image of a water lily growing in the character Chloe's chest - and intrigued by a pigeon-headed man and a philosopher named Jean-Sol Partre, who arrives at his lectures on the back of an elephant. After finishing the novel I thought I must go to Paris, I.
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In this whimsical and poignant tale, the character of Jean-Sol Partre is a playful and imaginative homage to the existentialist philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre, embodying the intellectual vibrancy and creative spirit of the era. Just like Vian's character, Selin's 'Jean S. Partre' serves as a beacon of artistic expression and intellectual.
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personnages essentiels, Jean-Sol Partre et la Duchesse de Bovouard, la personnifient. Il s'agit à la fois d'une démarche satirique et d'une stratégie visant à attirer l'attention sur le contenu philosophique du roman tout en faisant l'économie d'une formulation qui risquerait d'être lourde et de dénaturer le récit.
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Meanwhile, Schick and Aliza attend all Jean-Sol Partre's lectures in the most zealous way. To squeeze into them, they have to go to all sorts of tricks: Shiku - to change into a doorman, Alize - to spend the night in the ass. Colin, Chloe and Nicolas return home. From the very threshold, they notice that there have been changes in the apartment.
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Chick plays an improvisation on Duke Ellington themes and then tells him about Alise, the niece of Nicolas, whom he met at the conference of Jean-Sol Partre (a broad hint on Jean-Paul Sartre ). They both go skating. Intermezzo: Colin dreams about a girl he wants to meet 2nd Tableau: The skating-rink "Molitor"
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is a fanatic disciple of a philosopher called Jean-Sol Partre; he spends all his money for Partre's books and borrows to buy more, and the obsession finally blights his romance with Alise, the fourth main character of the novel. Partre, disclaiming re-sponsibility, merely remarks in existentialist jargon that Chick has "made his choice."
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Intermezzo: Alise sets fire to the bookshops with the books by Jean-Sol-Partre 13th Tableau: Chloé's death The dialogue between Colin and Jesus nailed to the cross. Intermezzo: The empty town. The little girl sings a song about the dead town 14th Tableau: An Epilogue Dialogue of Cat and Mouse. Mouse wants to die putting its head into the Cat.
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Summaries. Chick fell in love with Alise because of a shared passion for writer Jean-Sol Partre who gradually devoured their relationship. Soon after, Colin, the main character, also falls in love with a young girl, Chloe, but after their marriage she soon suffers from a strange illness: a water lily grows in her lungs.
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One victim of it is a philosopher named Jean-Sol Partre. Reception. The book was reviewed in Publishers Weekly in 2003: "Vian's sharp, playful humor makes for an entertaining read, although there are extended flat stretches. While the allegorical conceits may be something of an acquired taste, Vian's prose is surprisingly accessible, and his.