Obelisk Press
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Obelisk Press est une ancienne maison d'édition en langue anglaise basée en France, à Paris[1], et fondée par le Britannique Jack Kahane en 1931[2].
Cette maison d'édition a notamment publié, en 1934, la première version originale de Tropique du Cancer, d'Henry Miller, ainsi que d'autres romans que leurs auteurs, le plus souvent en raison d'un contenu pouvant avoir trait à la sexualité, n'avaient pas réussi à faire paraître en Angleterre ou aux États-Unis[1].
Notes et références
- ↑ a et b Pascal Ory (dir.), La Censure en France à l'ère démographique (1848-), Bruxelles, éditions Complexe, coll. « Histoire culturelle », 1997, 357 p. [lire en ligne (page consultée le 3 juin 2011)], p. 306
- ↑ (en) Maurice Couturier, Textual communication: a Print-Based Theory of the Novel, Londres, Routledge, 1991, 251 p. (ISBN 0415039207 et 9780415039208) [lire en ligne (page consultée le 3 juin 2011)], p. 201
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