travers une plume d'une pr cision psychologique remarquable, l'auteur explore les th mes de l'insoumission, de la qu ate d'identit et de la rupture avec les traditions bourgeoises. Le roman offre une plong e fascinante dans les tourments int rieurs d'une jeunesse en qu ate d'absolu, tout en d peignant avec r alisme les tensions d'une soci t fran aise en pleine mutation. Chef-d' "uvre du roman-fleuve, ce volume approfondit la dimension humaine de la saga et t moigne du talent exceptionnel de conteur de Martin du Gard, dont la vision humaniste impr gne chaque page.
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