Jean STAROBINSKI

Jean STAROBINSKI

Born17 novembre 1920
Died4 mars 2019
LanguageFrench
NationalitySwitzerland
Fils de Szajndla Starobinska Frydman, médecin, et de Aron Starobinski (1893-1965), médecin et essayiste. Père de Georges Starobinski (1961-....), musicologue, pianiste
Docteur en Médecine, médecin psychiatre
Membre de l'Institut, de l'Académia dei Lincei, de l'American Academy of Arts and Sciences, de la British Academy, de la Deutsche Akademie für Sprache und Dichtung.
Historien des idées, théoricien de la littérature, critique littéraire. Professeur d'Histoire des Idées à l'université de Genève
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STAROBINSKI, Jean
  1. Revue rêvée - Le rêve du déménagement de et par Michel Butor raconté en 7 parties comprenant chacune une illustration originale & un texte critique inédit sur l'auteur
    Michel BUTOR, Enrique ZAÑARTU

    Revue rêvée - Le rêve du déménagement de et par Michel Butor raconté en 7 parties comprenant chacune une illustration originale & un texte critique inédit sur l'auteur

    Lettera amorosa|Braine-le-Comte 1974-1975|19.2 x 26 cm|7 fascicules en feuilles sous un étui

    First edition, printed in 64 copies, one of 10 so-called “complice” copies numbered on Lana wove paper; a deluxe issue following one “grand spécialiste” copy.

    Each booklet is printed in a different colour, forming the hues of the rainbow. Our copy is complete with its original full black cloth slipcase.

    The set comprises the following:

    1 – Sur la plaque tournante by Jean Richer, complete with an original etching numbered and signed in pencil by Peverelli, an original collage signed by Michel Butor (detached from the leaf), and a monotype signed in pencil by Roger Membrini.

    2 – Que l'enciellement...

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  2. Jean-Jacques Rousseau, la transparence et l'obstacle
    Jean STAROBINSKI

    Jean-Jacques Rousseau, la transparence et l'obstacle

    Plon|Paris 1957|16 x 23 cm|broché
    First edition in trade of this thesis presented at the Faculty of Arts of the University of Geneva in order to obtain the degree of Doctor of Letters and why it was not drawn large papers, an exemplary service Press.
    Precious autograph signed Jean Starobinski "For Albert Camus this portrait of a rebellious man, very friendly Jean Starobinski.."
    Nice copy.
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  3. Portrait de l'artiste en saltimbanque
    Jean STAROBINSKI

    Portrait de l'artiste en saltimbanque

    Albert Skira|Genève [Geneva] 1970|16.50 x 21.50 cm|broché
    first edition on the current paper.
    Signed autograph of Starobinski Professor Georges Blin.
    Many illustrations evoking the Circus in the art.
    slightly yellowed and marginally boards.
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  4. Histoire du traitement de la mélancolie des origines à 1900
    Jean STAROBINSKI

    Histoire du traitement de la mélancolie des origines à 1900

    J.R. Geigy S.A.|Bâle [Basel] 1960|16.50 x 23.50 cm|broché
    Edition of wich no leading copies exists.
    Signed autograph of Starobinski Professor Georges Blin.
    Iconography.
    Presented work undercover and dumb back, book title and author's name inscribed in pen and partially erased.
    boards and marginally slightly yellowed, two large marginal spots on the second flat.
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  5. Jean-Jacques Rousseau, la transparence et l'obstacle
    Jean STAROBINSKI

    Jean-Jacques Rousseau, la transparence et l'obstacle

    Plon|Paris 1957|16 x 23 cm|broché
    First edition of this thesis presented at the Faculty of Arts of the University of Geneva in order to obtain the degree of Doctor of Letters and why it was not drawn large papers.
    Signed autograph of Starobinski Professor Georges Blin: "... offering this book, I have the feeling of being left midway in many of my analyzes ..."
    spine and boards slightly and marginally shaded, small traces of adhesive paper feet guards.
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  6. Montesquieu par lui-même
    Jean STAROBINSKI

    Montesquieu par lui-même

    Seuil|Paris 1953|11.50 x 18 cm|broché
    Edition of wich no leading copies exists.
    Signed autograph of Starobinski Professor Georges Blin.
    Iconography.
    spine and boards slightly and marginally insolated without gravity.
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