André Malraux Summary

André Malraux is one of the most misunderstood French writers of the twentieth century, both in his native land and in much of the English-speaking world. Despite numerous publications devoted ... Read more

Critical Essay by W. M. Frohock [André Malraux] is often called a "tragic humanist," because in novels like Man's Fate, in particular, he was obsessed with the inherent tr... Read more

Critical Essay by William Cloonan André Malraux wrote about men and places. The men were larger than life and the places distant. Women scarcely figured in his books, and when they did they fu... Read more

Critical Essay by T. Jefferson Kline [Malraux] has founded the Human in a rigorous geometry of differences. Whereas animals appear to ignore their impending death or to accept it as part of a larger ... Read more