Paul Alexis, who called himself an outsider, deserved to be re-discovered as a writer in his own right, and not only as Emile Zola's follower. The study of his many-sided personality and literary achievement will evince both the peculiarity and endowment of him as a writer.
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Paul Alexis, who called himself an outsider, deserved to be re-discovered as a writer in his own right, and not only as Emile Zola's follower. The study of his many-sided personality and literary achievement will evince both the peculiarity and endowment of him as a writer.
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