Georges Poulet - List of Major Works

List of Major Works

(The date given is for the publication of the English translation. For works not yet published in English, the original French title and date of publication is provided.)

  • Studies in Human Time (1956)
  • The Interior Distance (1959)
  • Le Point de départ (1964)
  • Metamorphoses of the Circle (1966)
  • Trois essais de mythologie romantique (1966)
  • Les Chemins actuels de la critique (1967)
  • Mesure de l’instant (1968)
  • La Conscience critique (1969)
  • Who Was Baudelaire? (1969)
  • Entre moi et moi: Essais critiques sur la conscience de soi (1977)
  • Proustian Space (1977)
  • Exploding Poetry: Baudelaire/Rimbaud (1984)
  • La Pensée indéterminée, vol. 1-3 (1985-90)

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