by Elias Canetti · Albin Michel · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782226095145
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«Notes de Hampstead: 1954-1971» is the essay by Elias Canetti, published by Albin Michel in 1997 in paperback (250 pages, in French).
Elias Canetti brings together notes and aphorisms written during his stay in Hampstead, after the death of his wife and the publication of «Masse et Puissance». Elias Canetti reflects on solitude, aging, death, the ethics of writing and modern barbarism, with evocations of Stendhal or Pavese.
This posthumous work was published in 1994 under the original title «Nachträge aus Hampstead»; the French edition, translated by Walter Weideli, belongs to the Les Grandes Traductions collection.
It is aimed at readers of aphorisms and essays who want to approach the work of Elias Canetti, Nobel Prize in Literature.
Elias Canetti was a German-language writer, known as a modernist novelist, playwright, memoirist, and nonfiction writer.
