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Jacques Borel
Jacques Borel (17 December 1925 in Paris – 25 September 2002) is a French author best known for his 1965 novel "L'Adoration" (translated into English as "The Bond"), which won the Prix Goncourt.
Bibliography.
- L'Adoration (1965)
- Tata ou De l'Education (1967)
- Le Retour (1970)
- La Dépossession - Journal de Ligenère (1973)
- Commentaires (1974)
- Un Voyage ordinaire (1975)
- Histoire de
the phenomenon. It is seen by literary historians as "orthodox" in comparison with Pellegrini's earlier chrestomathy. In 1975, he edited in Madrid posthumous reissue of Cugler's "Vi-l prezint pe Țeavă". The following year, at San José, Baciu put out a volume of his own essays on Costa Rica.
Meanwhile, Mira Baciu, who discovered her artistic talents and became "Mele" illustrator, had completed her specialization at the University of Strasbourg under Jacques Borel, she lectured in Spanish language,