La Dame Blanche [French]

By: Bernard, Harry

"La Dame Blanche" est une "uvre marquante de la litt rature qu b coise du d but du XXe si cle, crite par Harry Bernard. Ce roman s'inscrit dans la tradition du r cit de terroir tout en explorant les profondeurs psychologiques de ses personnages au c "ur d'un Canada fran ais en pleine mutation. travers une narration vocatrice, l'auteur d peint les d fis de la vie rurale, l'attachement visc ral la terre et les tensions sociales qui d finissent l'identit d'une poque charni re.

L'intrigue met en lumi re les m "urs et les valeurs d'une soci t profond ment ancr e dans ses racines, tout en confrontant les aspirations individuelles aux exigences collectives. Bernard, reconnu pour sa plume pr cise et sensible, offre ici un portrait nuanc de la paysannerie et de la bourgeoisie locale. "La Dame Blanche" ne se contente pas de d crire un paysage g ographique; il sonde l' me d'un peuple cherchant pr server son h ritage face aux vents du changement. Ce r cit demeure un t moignage pr cieux du patrimoine litt raire francophone d'Am rique du Nord, capturant l'essence m ame d'une culture et de ses luttes int rieures pour la survivance et la reconnaissance.

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: French
• ISBN: 1025773764
• ISBN13: 9781025773766
• Release Date: February 2026
• Publisher: Tradd Street Press
• Length: 228 Pages
• Weight: 0.72 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 6.1" x 9.2"