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Jean Anouilh 1910-1987: Critical Essay by Marguerite Archer

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SOURCE: Jean Anouilh, Columbia University Press, 1971, 48 p.

In this excerpt, Archer examines elements of satire and black humor in Anouilh's piéces griçantes.

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