THT USE OF AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL CHARACTERS IN THE WORKS OF JEAN-MARIE GYSTAVE LE CLEZIO
Abstract
The objective of this article is to identify the philosophical and aesthetic foundations of the works of J.-M. G. Le Сlezio and determine the specifics of the artistic realization of the views of a prose writer in a philosophical and allegorical novel.
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