Listed here are recently published books containing criticism on André Gide. If you are an author or a publisher and would like to list your book with us, please use our contact form. ANDRÉ GIDE'S POLITICS: REBELLION AND AMBIVALENCE : Edited by Tom Conner, Published January 2001. LE DÉSIR À L'OEUVRE : Édité par Naomi Segal, sera publié printemps 2001. L'ECRITURE RÉVÉE: Par Frédéric Canovas, publié 2000. CORRESPONDANCE ANDRÉ GIDE - RENÉ CREVEL: Édité par Frédéric Canovas, publié 2000. Forthcoming from Available January 2001 Edited by Tom Conner At the peak of his career, after having established himself as an accomplished writer, astute moraliste, and the foremost spokesperson of his generation for personal freedom and self -realization, Gide became aware, first, that his particular brand of bourgeois individualism was becoming increasing[y irrelevant in the contemporary world and, second, that social commitment and even revolution could serve as a powerful source of inspiration and self-renewal. Over a ten-year period that began in the 1920s and ended with his public break with the Soviet Union in 1936, Gide the committed intellectual interacted with society in ways that were for him unprecedented. These essays examine the outcomes of Gide's evolving commitment to a host of controversial issues ranging from the sexual to the political, from the literary to the social. Contents: Tom Conner - Introduction Daniel Moutote - The Meaning and Impact of AndrŽ Gide's Engagement M. Martin Guiney - The Unrepentant Prodigal- Gide's Classical Politics and Republican Nationalism Michael Lucey - Practices of Posterity: Gide and the Cultural Politics of Sexuality John Lambeth - Gide and justice: The Immoralist in the Palace of Reason Walter Putnam - Writing the Wrongs of French Colonial Africa: Le Voyage au Congo and Le Retour du Tchad Jeffrey Geiger - Voyage au Congo and the Ethnographic Spectacle Herbert R. Lottman Ð Setting the Mood: Intellectual Life on the Left Bank Jean-François Sirinelli - Left Wing Intellectuals in the entre-deux-guerres Roger Shattuck - Having Congress: The Shame of the Thirties Paul Hollander - Gide and Soviet Communism Peter F. DeDomenico - Unfinished Business: André Gide's Genevievé and the Constraints of Socialist Realism Naomi Segal - Gide and the Feminist Voice Jocelyn Van Tuyl - Gide under Siege: Domestic Conflict and Political Allegory in the World War II Journal Pamela A. Genova - Theseus Revisited: Commitment through Myth Tom Conner is Associate Professor of French at St. Norbert College in De Pere, Wisconsin. January 2001 / 304 pages / ISBN: / $55.00 hardcover For more information please call Palgrave Customer Service at , extension 270 Or visit them online at . LE DÉSIR À L'OEUVRE André Gide à Cambridge 1918, 1998 Édité par Naomi Segal de l'Université de Reading, R-U sera publié printemps 2001 par Éditiolis Rodopil Pendant l'été 1918, André Gide passa trois mois à Cambridge en compagnie de son jeune amant Marc Allégret. Ce séjour fut l'occasion de sa rencontre avec maints intellectuels anglais mais aussi la cause de la grande crise de son mariage, qui conduisit sa femme Madeleine à brûler toutes les lettres qu'il lul' avait écrites depuis laur jeunesse. La complexité du désir chez Gide, son attitude envers les femmes et le fén-n'nm' et envers la pédérastie et la pedagogie, son besoin inlassable des départs et des retours, l'exploitation du vécu dans ses oeuvres romanesques et la création de soi dans ses écrits nonfictionnels : voilá quelques-unes des matières qui sont développées dans ce livre. contributions par : Christine Armstrong, Catharine Brosman, Clara Debard, Daniel Durosay, Jean-Marie Jadin, Candace Lang, Michael Lucey, Évelyne Méron, Catherine Milllot, Lawrence Schehr, Naormi Segal, Diane Setterfield, Scott Sprenger, David Steel, Sandra Travers de Faultrier, David Walker, Yaffa Wolfman et, édition établie, présentée et annotée par Daniel Durosay "L'Allegretto de Cambridge" : le "Journal" de Marc (été 1918) L'ECRITURE RÉVÉE par Frédéric Canovas Paris: L'Harmattan, 2000. Collection "Espaces littéraires", 327 pp. ISBN: . Includes many references to Gide and one chapter devoted to Paludes (pp. 141-201). See publisher's site: for more details. CORRESPONDANCE ANDRÉ GIDE - RENÉ CREVEL Édité par Frédéric Canovas Nantes: Centre d'Etudes Gidiennes, 2000. Collection "Gide/Textes", 71 pp. See publisher's site: for more details.