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The 13 pages that link to André Gide, each with the reason it gives.

• Marcel ProustRelated: Gide initially rejected Proust’s manuscript for the journal’s publisher, then acknowledged the mistake.

• André MalrauxRelated: Gide’s literary stature and political engagement formed part of Malraux’s intellectual milieu.

• Maurice DenisRelated: Gide and Denis moved in overlapping circles of Symbolist writers and artists.

• François MauriacRelated: Gide and Mauriac offered contrasting but influential accounts of faith and desire in modern France.

• Jean PaulhanRelated: As an influential NRF figure, Gide belonged to the literary world Paulhan helped curate.

• Paul ValéryRelated: Gide was a contemporary and early advocate within the French literary world Valéry inhabited.

• Georges SimenonRelated: Gide’s recognition helped Simenon gain standing beyond popular crime fiction.

• Eyvind JohnsonRelated: Johnson’s generation encountered Gide as a model for formally adventurous and ethically engaged writing.

• Michèle MorganRelated: Gide’s novella supplied the moral conflict behind Morgan’s acclaimed character.

• Pierre LouÿsRelated: Gide and Louÿs belonged to overlapping literary circles and maintained a long correspondence.

• Roger Martin du GardRelated: Gide’s friendship and literary judgment helped Martin du Gard during the development of his major work.

• Henry de MontherlantRelated: Gide and Montherlant were prominent, contrasting literary personalities in the same generation.

• Louis-Ferdinand CélineCompared with: Gide’s literary prestige offers a contemporary contrast to Céline’s volatile public persona.