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099	‡aFICTION‡aBataille,‡aG.
100	‡aBataille, Georges,‡d1897-1962.
240	‡aBleu du ciel.‡lEnglish
245	‡aBlue of noon /‡cGeorges Bataille ; translated by Harry Mathews ; with an introductory essay by Ken Hollings.
260	‡aLondon ;‡aNew York :‡bMarion Boyars ;‡a[Saint Paul, Minn. :‡bDistributed in the USA by Consortium Book Sales],‡c2002.
300	‡axv, 128 p. ;‡c20 cm.
500	‡aOriginally published in the United States: [New York] : Urizen Books, 1978.
520	‡a"Set against the backdrop of Europe's slide into Fascism, Blue of Noon is one of Bataille's most overtly political works, exploring the ambiguity of sex as a subversive force and dissecting the fetishes of violence, power and death that mesmerized an age. The reader is taken on a dark journey through the psyche of the pre-war French intelligentsia, torn between identification with the victims of history and the glamour of its victors."--BOOK JACKET.
650	‡aFascism‡zEurope‡vFiction.
650	‡aSubculture‡zEurope‡vFiction.
651	‡aFrance‡xHistory‡y20th century‡vFiction.
695	‡bFIC005000 ‡a FICTION / Erotica.
700	‡aMathews, Harry,‡d1930-
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