Bibliography on Michel de Ghelderode

The masks Ghelderode wore for the world were in many ways unfortunate because they alienated him from his contemporaries. His weird poses frightened many admirers away, denying the...

I am of the opinion that exaggerated estimates of an author often work against a continuing interest in him; thus I cannot but be sympathetic to certain of the criticisms M. Auréli...

Cette relecture de Michel de Ghelderode s’attache à montrer qu’au-delà des motifs de la crise identitaire et du masque, comme à travers les figures de l’angoisse et du tragique, so...

Perhaps the most immediately striking quality of the plays of Michel de Ghelderode is their size—not their physical length, but their dramatic dimension. Like Strindberg, this auth...

The recent death of Ghelderode has awakened renewed interest in his drama. One of the most astounding figures in the contemporary theatre (a theatre full of astounding figures), hi...

<p>The article analyses the motif of water in theatrical plays of the Belgian writer Michel de Ghelderode. It is demonstrated that in his dramatic texts the motif/image of wa...

La tentation de saint Antoine initially recalls Hieronymus Bosch’s famous Renaissance painting or Flaubert’s onieric work‐in‐progress. A closer look at more recent adaptations of t...

This study examines two writers, Michel Rio and Michel Houellebecq, who have encountered opposite fortunes among the public and critics. However, they share numerous writing practi...