Criticism of Malraux and Greene

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In this paper the author considers the differences in the writing styles of Malraux and Greene. The study focuses on some of the better known books of both authors and dissects the writing skills of each. The author concludes with his personal opinion as to why Malraux is a better author even though Greene is more popular.
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The World Between the Great Wars
The Leon Trotsky Papers
Graham Greene and the Power and the Glory
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"The 1933 appearance of La Conditione Humaine wins for Malraux the coveted Goncourt Prize and establishes his reputation as an international author. The novel depicts a Communist uprising in Shanghai and the party's later annihilation in a massacre led by its former ally Chiang Kai-shek and his Nationalists forces. Once again, Malraux has alienated revolutionary heroes - Chen, a young Chinese fighter, Kayo Gisors, an Eurasian organizer, Katow, a former student of medicine from Russia along with others - find a sense of dignity and solidarity in action and death."

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