Lourdes
OEuvres completes - Les Trois Villes, I
by Emile Zola, edited by Bertrand Marquer
The first opus of the Trois Villes, the new novelistic cycle that Emile Zola devoted himself to following Les Rougon-Macquart, Lourdes questions its author, and its time, about the psychological imperative of faith, and insists on the need for a “new religion”.
The first opus of the Trois Villes, the new novelistic cycle that Emile Zola devoted himself to following Les Rougon-Macquart, Lourdes questions its author, and its time, about the psychological imperative of faith, and insists on the need for a “new religion”.
- By (author) Émile Zola
- Edited by Bertrand Marquer
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