André Malraux (1901–1976)
Autor de La condición humana
Sobre El Autor
Andre (Georges) Malraux, 1901- 1976 French novelist Andre Malraux was born in Paris to a wealthy family. His father was Fernand-Georges Malraux, a stockbroker, and his mother was Berthe (Lamy) Malraux. He attended the Lycee Condorcet and studied oriental languages at the Ecole des Langues mostrar más Orientales. His parents separated when he was a child, and his mother brought him up. His father committed suicide in 1930. Malraux was also considered an adventurer, art historian, and statesman. He was the Minister for Cultural Affairs for eleven years from 1958-1969. He worked as an art editor at Gallimard publishers in Paris. He attended archaeological expeditions in Iran and Afghanistan. At the age of twenty-one, Malraux went to Cambodia with his wife, writer Clara Goldsmidt, where he was imprisoned for taking bas-reliefs from a Khmer temple. In 1925, he went to Saigon and joined the anti-colonial Young Annam League. In World War II, Malraux served in a French tank Unit. He was wounded and captured, but he managed to escape and join the Resistance where he met General Charles de Gaulle. He escaped a second capture in 1944 and received the Medaille de la Resistance, the Croix de Guerre and the British Distinguished Service Order for his service. Malraux's short novel "Le Temps De Mapris" (1935), tells the story of a Communist who's held prisoner in a Nazi concentration camp. In the Spanish Civil War, Malraux fought for the Republicans (1936-1939). He was wounded twice in the effort to stop Franco's advance on Madrid. His novel "L'Espoir" (1937) tells of Republican Spain in combat. This was also adapted for the screen in 1938 and the film was titled Sierrade Teruel. After "L'Espoir", Malraux divorced and had a liaison with Josette Clotis. She died in a railroad accident in 1945. At this time, Malraux broke from communism and began writing non-fiction. In 1948, Malrauxe married Marie-Madeline Lioux, a concert pianist and widow of his half-brother. In 1961, he lost his two sons in an accident. In 1958, when de Gaulle came to power, he was appointed first Minister of Information and then, a year later, Minister of State for Cultural Affairs. In 1967, Malraux's autobiography "Anti-Memoires" was published. In it, Malraux mixed fact with fiction and excerpts from his novels. Later volumes of his personal recollections involved Pablo Picasso, Leopold Sedar Senghor and de Gaulle. In "Felled Oaks" (1971), Malraux tells of his conversations with de Gaulle, his political idol. After leaving politics, Malraux retired to a suburb of Paris and continued to write until his death on November 23, 1976. (Bowker Author Biography) mostrar menos
Créditos de la imagen: Gisele Freund (1935)
Series
Obras de André Malraux
The Conquerors (Phoenix Fiction Series) 10 copias
Lectures choisies 4 copias
"Entre ici, Jean Moulin": discours d'André Malraux, ministre d'État chargé des affaires culturelles, lors du… (2010) 3 copias
Sierra de Teruel 3 copias
Le Miroir des Limbes, Antimires 2 copias
℗La ℗condizione umana 2 copias
Kanton'da İsyan 2 copias
André Malraux. Quête d'un idéal humain et de valeurs transcendantes (2006) — Contribuidor — 2 copias
Man's Fate 2 copias
L' espoir 1 copia
LES NOYERS DE L´ALTENBURG 1 copia
LES VOIX DU SILENCE [auteur : ANDRE MALRAUX] [éditeur : LA GALERIE DE LA PLEIADE] [année : 1951] 1 copia
The Fascist Threat to Culture 1 copia
EL TIEMPO DEL DESPRECIO 1 copia
Ogledalo limba 1 copia
quest for proust 1 copia
A Collection of Critical Essays 1 copia
La via dei re 1 copia
Az ember sorsa [regény] 1 copia
La tentation de l'Occident 1 copia
Die künstlerische Gestaltung 1 copia
Droga królewska 1 copia
Dola człowiecza 1 copia
Six entretiens avec André Malraux sur des écrivains de son temps (1959-1975) (French Edition) 1 copia
Hrastovi koje obaraju --- 1 copia
Život ljudski 1 copia
La voie royale: roman 1 copia
Les Chênes qu'on abat... 1 copia
The conquerors 1 copia
[Mans Fate] [by: Andre Malraux] 1 copia
As vozes do silêncio 1 copia
L'intemporel 1 copia
Los que fueron a España 1 copia
Saturn : An essay on Goya 1 copia
La metamorphose des dieux 1 copia
"This is war" 1 copia
Scènes choisies 1 copia
G.Braque 1 copia
GJENDJA NJERZORE 1 copia
SHPRESA 1 copia
BÜYÜK YOL 1 copia
ANDRE MALRAUX-SALVADOR DALI 1 copia
Fondation Maeght 1 copia
L'espoir Malraux 1 copia
Le Conqu''erant 1 copia
Naděje : román 1 copia
℗La ℗condizione umana: romanzo 1 copia
Huéspedes de paso 1 copia
Človekova usoda 1 copia
André Malraux - Romans - Les conquérants - La condition humaine - L'espoir Bibliothèque de La… 1 copia
Håpet 1 copia
A Tentação do Ocidente 1 copia
The conquerors 1 copia
Obras relacionadas
Les cahiers de la Petite Dame : notes pour l'histoire authentique d'Andride. 1, 1918-1929 (1973) — Prólogo, algunas ediciones — 1 copia
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- Nombre canónico
- Malraux, André
- Nombre legal
- Malraux, Georges André
- Fecha de nacimiento
- 1901-11-03
- Fecha de fallecimiento
- 1976-11-23
- Lugar de sepultura
- Verrières-le-Buisson, Essonne, Île-de-France, France (1976)
Panthéon, Paris, Île-de-France, France (1996) - Género
- male
- Nacionalidad
- France
- País (para mapa)
- France
- Lugar de nacimiento
- Paris, France
- Lugar de fallecimiento
- Créteil, France
- Causa de fallecimiento
- lung embolism
- Lugares de residencia
- Cambodia
Paris, France - Educación
- Lycée Condorcet
École des Langues Orientales, Paris, France - Ocupaciones
- writer
journalist
editor
resistance fighter
government minister - Relaciones
- de Vilmorin, Louise (companion)
Clotis, Josette (companion) - Organizaciones
- French Resistance
French Army - Premios y honores
- Médaille de la Résistance
Croix de Guerre
Distinguished Service Order
American Academy of Arts and Letters (Foreign Honorary ∙ Literature ∙ 1955)
Prix Goncourt (1933)
Jawaharlal Nehru Award for International Understanding (1974)
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Reseñas
Los conquistadores por André Malraux
Los conquistadores describe la lucha entre el Kuomintang y los comunistas en la revolución cantonesa de la década de 1920. Es tanto una emocionante historia de guerra como una galería de retratos intelectuales: un despiadado revolucionario bolchevique, un desilusionado maestro de la propaganda, un poderoso pacifista chino y un joven anarquista. Cada uno de estos conquistadores será aplastado por la revolución que intentan controlar.
Shanghai, 1927, y la revolución está en el aire. A medida que la ciudad se ve atrapada en la violencia y el derramamiento de sangre, la vida de cuatro personas se ve alterada inexorablemente: el idealista e intelectural Kyo Gisors, uno de los líderes de la insurrección comunista, que también está tratando de lidiar con su propio conflicto matrimonial; Ch'en Ta Erh, un asesino y terrorista brutalizado por el asesinato; Baron de Clappique, un jugador francés, traficante de opio y traficante de armas; y el revolucionario ruso Katov, que observa con calma cómo se desarrollan los acontecimientos, hasta que tiene que hacer el último sacrificio. Cada uno de estos hombres debe tratar de resolver sus conflictos personales en medio de la agitación política, la conspiración y la traición.… (más)
ANDRE MALRAUXN NACIDO EN PARÍS EN 1901, MIENTRAS PARTICIPABA EN LAS CONVULSIONES HISTÓRICAS ( INDOCHINA,CHINA,LA GUERRA CIVIL ESPAÑOLA)
SE HACIA FAMOSOS CON VARIAS NOVELAS QUE REFLEJABAN SUS EXPERIENCIAS.
SE HACIA FAMOSOS CON VARIAS NOVELAS QUE REFLEJABAN SUS EXPERIENCIAS.
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