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In The Universal Self Miss Mackay examines Valéry’s achievement, both as poet and creative thinker, placing him in the environment of literary life in Paris; tracing the development of his thought, from his early friendship with Mallarmé to the years when his genius was widely acknowledged.

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In The Universal Self Miss Mackay examines Valéry’s achievement, both as poet and creative thinker, placing him in the environment of literary life in Paris; tracing the development of his thought, from his early friendship with Mallarmé to the years when his genius was widely acknowledged.
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Agnes Mackay was educated in Scotland and Tours, France, but considers a study of languages and philosophy under the guidance of her uncle Théodore Roussel, to be the most formative period of education. She lived in Chelsea for a number of years, contributing essays on French literature and poems to various periodicals, and making frequent visits to France, meeting many painters and writers, including Paul Valéry.