La Mort Du Pere [French]

By Roger Martin du Gard

"La Mort du P re" constitue le sixi me volet du c l bre cycle romanesque "Les Thibault" de Roger Martin du Gard, laur at du prix Nobel de litt rature. Dans ce volume central, l'auteur explore avec une pr cision magistrale et une profonde humanit l'agonie et le d c s d'Oscar Thibault, le patriarche autoritaire de la famille. Le r cit se concentre sur les r actions divergentes de ses deux fils, Antoine et Jacques, face la disparition de la figure paternelle qui a tant fa onn leur existence.

travers cette preuve universelle, Martin du Gard livre une m ditation puissante sur la filiation, la souffrance physique et les non-dits familiaux. Ce chef-d' "uvre du roman-fleuve fran ais du XXe si cle se distingue par son r alisme psychologique saisissant et sa capacit capturer la complexit des liens affectifs. En d crivant les derniers instants d'un homme et l'impact de sa mort sur ses h ritiers, l' "uvre s'impose comme une pi ce ma (R)tresse de la litt rature mondiale, offrant un regard lucide sur la condition humaine face la finitude et l'h ritage moral.

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• Format: Hardcover
• Language: French
• ISBN: 1025773187
• ISBN13: 9781025773186
• Release Date: February 2026
• Publisher: Tradd Street Press
• Length: 302 Pages
• Weight: 1.32 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 6.1" x 9.2"