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Leeman L. Perkins、W. W. Norton、1999、xviii p., p. 2･･･

cloth/dj ; カバー少ヤケ・ややスレヨゴレ　三方少ヤケ・クスミ　天ややヨゴレ　

Paynter, John et al (ed.)、Routledge,、1992、xxxviii,･･･

hbk

Marcel Moré、Gallimard (NRF)、1963、20.5cm x 14cm

This 1963 Gallimard Collection Blanche volume is a key work of the post-war “Vernian Renaissance,” in which critics reinterpreted Jules Verne through psychoanalysis and structuralism. Moré examines Verne via three themes Music, Misogamy, and the Machine discussing concepts like the “Bachelor Machine” and Verne’s influence on Decadent writers such as Huysmans. Condition is VG+: clean, firmly bound, with an uncreased spine, preserved deckle edges, and uniform age-toning typical of 1960s paper. An excellent copy for collectors of Verniana, science-fiction history, and modern literary criticism.

Marcel Moré、Gallimard (NRF)、1963、246、20.5 x 14 cm

This first edition of Marcel Moré’s Nouvelles explorations de Jules Verne (Gallimard, 1963) is a landmark study that sparked the 1960s “Verne Renaissance.” Using psychoanalytic methods, Moré revealed darker themes in Verne’s work music, misogamy, and machinery challenging the image of Verne as merely a children’s writer. His bold claims about Verne’s bachelor heroes and decadent influences (Huysmans, Wagner) provoked significant scholarly debate. The book remains important for understanding how French intellectuals reinterpreted popular literature. Condition: typical age toning, solid spine, clean interior, Gallimard cream cover with expected discoloration. First edition, 246 pp., in-8 format.