That is precisely what we should have expected, since Genet wants to live simultaneously creation, destruction, the impossibility of destroying and t… - Jean-Paul Sartre

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That is precisely what we should have expected, since Genet wants to live simultaneously creation, destruction, the impossibility of destroying and the impossibility of creating, since he wants both to show his rejection of the divine creation and to manifest, in the absolute, human impotence as man's reproval of God and as the testimony of his grandeur.