Une Vie [French]

By Albert M C McMaster

"Une Vie" est un chef-d' "uvre de la litt rature naturaliste qui retrace le parcours motionnel de Jeanne de Lamare, une jeune femme noble dont les illusions se heurtent brutalement la r alit de l'existence. sa sortie du couvent, Jeanne r ave d'un amour pur et d'une vie harmonieuse dans son domaine normand. Son mariage avec le vicomte Julien de Lamare marque cependant le d but d'une longue s rie de d senchantements. Entre trahisons conjugales, deuils familiaux et d ceptions maternelles, ce r cit explore la solitude d'une me confront e la cruaut du monde et au d clin de ses esp rances.

travers une criture d'une grande finesse psychologique, ce r cit d peint avec une pr cision chirurgicale les m "urs de la province fran aise du XIXe si cle. Le roman brille par ses descriptions vocatrices de la nature normande, qui font cho aux tourments int rieurs de l'h ro ne. En abordant des th mes universels tels que l'infid lit , la perte de l'innocence et la r silience face au malheur, "Une Vie" s'impose comme une tude poignante de la condition humaine. Ce portrait intime et m lancolique demeure l'un des textes les plus c l bres de son poque, salu pour sa justesse et sa profondeur motionnelle.

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• Format: Hardcover
• Language: French
• ISBN: 1025341171
• ISBN13: 9781025341170
• Release Date: February 2026
• Publisher: Tradd Street Press
• Length: 330 Pages
• Weight: 1.41 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 6.1" x 9.2"