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La danse des morts

Gustave FlaubertSeries: Grands Classiques
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Pages
7
Year
2021
Language
French
Publisher
SAGA Egmont

About

Une nuit d'hiver, Jésus a rencontré Satan et ils ont dialogué. Qu'est-ce qu'ils ont bien pu se dire ?
Les différentes représentations de la danse macabre font partie du folklore européen et de l'imaginaire occidental. Avec ce récit, Gustave Flaubert offre sa version de cette danse et présente ses considérations sur l'humanité et la religion.

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Extended Details

  • SeriesGrands Classiques

    Artists

    Gustave FlaubertAuthor

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