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Michel Butor

Michel Marie François Butor

French writer (1926–2016).

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9/14/1926

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Mons-en-Barœul

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(1957)

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Second Thoughts

: 1957

(1957)

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L'Emploi Du Temps

: 1957

Grand Prix De Littérature De L'Académie Française

(2013)

: 2013

Mallarmé Prize

(2006)

: 2006

Grand Prix De Poésie De La SGDL

(2016)

: 2016

Honorary Doctor of Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz

Lycée Louis-Le-Grand

Great Soviet Encyclopedia (1969–1978)

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8/24/2016

Contamine-Sur-Arve

Second Thoughts

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: 1957

L'Emploi Du Temps

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: 1956

Publication Date

: 1960

Passage De Milan

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: 1954

(1986 - 2016)

: 1986

: 2016

University of Geneva

University of Nice Sophia Antipolis

University of Manchester

Nobel Prize in Literature

(1963)

: 1963

Nobel Prize in Literature

(1964)

: 1964

Michel Butor

1954

Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium

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University of Manchester

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