Une Vision satirique de la justice à travers Le Président mystifié de Sade
Irène Aguilà Solana, Université de Saragosse
Volume 11, no. 1, October 1998
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ABSTRACT
Si, comme le dit Maurice Blanchot de farcon tres poétique, «Sade a su faire de sa prison l’image de la solitude de l’univers», il faut considerer Le Président mystifié — ainsi que la plupart des œuvres écrites pendant son emprisonnement — comme l’expression de cette image.
Other ECF articles on the topic of “Sade” include:
Shocked Sensibility: The Nerves, the Will, and Altered States in Sade’s L’Histoire de Juliette
by SEAN QUINLAN (ECF 25.3, Spring 2013)
Communal Sexuality: Mutual Pleasure in Sade’s La Philosophie dans le boudoir
by KATE PARKER (ECF 25.2, Winter 2012-13)
“Mais où est le cul?”: Life and Form in Sade’s Les Infortunes de la vertu and La Nouvelle Justine
by OLIVIER DELERS (ECF 22.4, Summer 2010)
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