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Literature review: Günter Grass at its best with "Take the pose", posthumous aesthetic narrative

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Critics discuss "Take the pose", a posthumous posthumous account by Günter Grass, where the author tells, with erudition and virtuosity, his obsession for a statue of the Cathedral of Naumbourg.
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Literature review: Günter Grass at its best with "Take the pose", posthumous aesthetic narrative

Critics discuss "Take the pose", a posthumous posthumous account by Günter Grass, where the author tells, with erudition and virtuosity, his obsession for a statue of the Cathedral of Naumbourg.

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Radio France broke the news in on Tuesday, May 6, 2025.
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