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Le Dandysme. La création de soi. Histoire de l’archéologie [2]: second novel of Setmetime as an aestheticization of the self. It also seeks to be the expression, in the name of beauty, of an immense freedom linked to a form of individual revolt against society, its conformism and conservatism, but also against destiny. The dandy, as Albert Camus wrote, "only maintains himself in defiance." Even more than a living work of art to borrow Oscar Wilde's aphorism he is an incarnate utopia! But dandyism is also a great intellectual,