Acknowledgements
Introduction: L'Imaginaire de mai
1: L'Avant-mai: la France sennuie
2: Nanterre-La-Folie
3: Order and Disorder: Scenes of Violence
4: Intellectual Fictions
5: Perturbation ma soeur
6: Nation/History: Repenser la France
7: Le neo-polar: Behind Enemy Lines
8: Textualities and l'espirit de mai
Conclusion: From Modernity to Postmodernity
Chronology
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contemporary France is necessary to appreciate the many strands of
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Mary Orr, MLR, 96.I, 2001
`Atack ... adds a valuable and well-informed retrospective to the
plethora of scholarly and popular evaluations of the student's
revolt of May '68 in France, and of its subsequent representation
in French fiction and film.'
Y. Jehenson, Choice, Jul/Aug. 2000.
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