On Philippe in English (or Translated in English)
- Georg Lukács, translated by Anna Bostock, Soul and Form, The Merlin Press Ltd, The UK,(January 1, 1991) 978-0850362510. « A influential collection, first published in 1911, established Lukács as a critic. Here he considers the role of the critical essay and its relation to great aesthetics and reviewing philosophers and writers, Plato, Novalis, Kierkegaard, Olsen, Storm, Stefan George, Charles-Louis Philippe, Beer-Hofman, Lawrence Sterne, Paul Ernst. »
- Georg Lukács, translated by Anna Bostock, Soul and Form; New Edition with an Introduction by Judith Butler, John T. Sanders and Katie Terezakis (Editors), Columbia University Press, New York (January 19, 2010) 978-0231149815.
- Georg Lukács, translated by Anna Bostock, The Theory of the Novel, The Forms of Great Epic Literature examined in Relation to Whether the General Civilisation of the Time is an Integrated or a Problematic One; The Merlin Press Ltd, The UK, (Reprint 2000-1962), ISBN 0-85036-236-9. A Historical-Philosophical Essay on the Forms of Great Epic Literature, first published in 1914; in The Chapter II, The Problems of a Philosophy of the History of Forms, the Philosopher quotes briefly his Soul and Form on Philippe's Works by these words : « once, speaking of Charles-Louis Philippe, I called such a form ‘chantefable’ »; (Free Source: marxists.org).
- Georg Lukács, translated by Anna Bostock, The Theory of the Novel; New Edition, The MIT Press, Cambridge, MA (January 15, 1974) 978-0262620277.
Other Contributions:
- Grover Smith (Yale University), Charles-Louis Philippe and T.S. Eliot, Duke University Press, (1950); Online JSTOR Archive.
- Gene J. Barberet (University of Connecticut), André Gide and Charles-Louis Philippe, American Association of Teachers of French (1955); Online JSTOR Archive.
- Gene J. Barberet, Charles-Louis Philippe, Fifty Years After, Board of Regents of the University of Oklahoma (1960); Online JSTOR Archive.
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| Name | Philippe, Charles-Louis |
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| Date of birth | 1874 |
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| Date of death | 1909 |
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