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Correspondence

Correspondence

Correspondance

Simone Weil en 1943
bySimone Weil

The correspondence completes her work: with the paralysed poet Joë Bousquet she discusses affliction and attention; with her brother André, Greek mathematics; with her parents from London, what she keeps silent about; with Alain, Perrin, Thibon and trade unionists, politics and faith.

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Authorship note

Letters published in several volumes: with Joë Bousquet (1942; L'Âge d'homme, 1982; Claire Paulhan, 2019), Seventy Letters (English anthology by Richard Rees, 1965) and Correspondance familiale (volume VII-1 of the Œuvres complètes, 2012).

Editions and translations

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English

  • Seventy Letters

    Oxford University Press, 1965

    Translation: Richard Rees

    ISBN 9780192139382

Français

  • Correspondance 1942 (avec Joë Bousquet)

    Éditions Claire Paulhan, 2019

    ISBN 9782912222633

    Edición de Florence de Lussy y Michel Narcy.

Other works by Simone Weil

Sources

  • Weil, Simone, y Joë Bousquet. Correspondance 1942. Paris: Éditions Claire Paulhan, 2019 (primera ed.: Lausanne, L'Âge d'homme, 1982).

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