Yale French Studies, Number 106; The Power of Rhetoric, the Rhetoric of Power: Jean Paulhan’s Fiction, Criticism, and Editorial Activity

1. Jean Paulhan as Editor and CriticBernard BaillaudJean Paulhan's InfluencesBrigitte Ouvry-VialThe Double Necessity of Criticism and Self-EffacementMartyn CornickJean Paulhan and the Nouvelle Revue Francaise2. Rhetoric and What Really HappensMichael SyrotinskiThe Rhetoric of Illness in Jean PaulhanCarol MurphyRe-presenting the RealKevin NewmarkOn Parole3. Rhetoric and PoliticsAnna-Louise MilneThe Power of DissimulationLaurent JennyPaulhan, Blanchot and Le 14 juilletRichard RandGrave Site4. The Power of LiteratureJean-Yves PouillouxFaultlinesEric Trudel"Those Who Have Fallen Silent"Julien DieudonneThe Power of Poetics, the Poetics of Power5. Two texts by Jean Paulhan"A Bee""Democracy Calls out to the First Comer" (translated by Jennifer Bajorek)