Henry Bataille

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Henry Bataille (Henry Bataille, from April 4, 1872 to March 2, 1922) is a French dramatist. I was born in Nimes and I wanted to be a beginning poet and announced the poems such as "white room" "beautiful trips", but I failed and converted to a libretto and appeared in the theatrical world in symbolic dream play "Sleeping Beauty" (1894) or "woman (1895) who suffered from disease of らいを". "I polished" "maman Colibri" (1904), "wedding march" (1905) before long and announced (1906), "nude woman" (1908), "scandal" (1909), "virgin (1910) who could be out of order", "measuring worm" (1913) and others in sequence and became the popular talent of the French theatrical world before World War I. I died in "body warmth" last in 1922. I describe the crisis of love and the feelings in the modern life during the lifetime and was praised to the skies as, but a thing named "the correct lyricism" which he says to is considered only the thing which decorated the unhealthy subject and vague circumstances with too many things by romance-like show and display today, and there is few that a work of Bataille is staged.

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