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Interview with Daniel Mendelsohn (I): In Search of the “Genre Called Mendelsohn”

Daniel Mendelsohn's books are associated with the genre of 'autofiction'. However, the richness of the subtexts that irrigate them, coming from the Ancient Greek and...

By Déborah Bucchi et Adrien Zirah

Daniel Mendelsohn: The Persistence of the Myths, Woes and Lives of Europe

Starting this week, K. is publishing in several installments a long interview with Daniel Mendelsohn. The great American writer, who became famous with The Lost,...

By Déborah Bucchi et Adrien Zirah

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# 69 / Editorial

Daniel Mendelsohn’s The Lost was a worldwide bestseller, an immediate Classic. This book – the story, told by a child of survivors, of some members...

By The Editors

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# 68 / Editorial

This week, before our summer programming and the first part of our interview with Daniel Mendelssohn, we turn to Germany. K. puts the spotlight on...

By The Editors

Documenta fifteen: Brave New World

By Julia Christ

Albert Camus and André Chouraqui, August 1942

By Nathalie Heinich

Postcard from Canvey Island

By Anshel Pfeffer

Liberty – Fraternity – but Equal to Ourselves…

By Daniella Pinkstein

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By The Editors

Hayyim Nahman Bialik’s Inaugural Speech at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem

By Hayyim Nahman Bialik / Davide Mano & Ron Naiweld

The Literary Museum – Proust Exhibited

By Avishag Zafrani

A. B. Yehoshua

By Béryl Caizzi