OEuvres completes. Tome II
Voyages
by Bernardin de Saint-Pierre and edited by Jean-Michel Racault, Philip Robinson, Izabella Zatorska, Angelique Gigan and Vladimir Kapor
Like all the volumes in the OEuvres Completes, this volume devoted to the Voyages of Bernardin de Saint-Pierre in the Mediterranean, in northern Europe and in the islands of the Indian Ocean, including many that have not been published before as well as an extensive critical apparatus, sets out to offer a new look at the author and his work.
- By (author) Bernardin de Saint-Pierre
- Edited by Angelique Gigan
- Edited by Vladimir Kapor
- Edited by Jean-Michel Racault
- Edited by Philip Robinson
- Edited by Izabella Zatorska
Other Titles in this Series
OEuvres completes. Tome III
OEuvres scientifiques : Etudes de la Nature et textes peripheriques
Volume 42
OEuvres completes. Tome V
OEuvres politiques et pedagogiques : Voeux d'un solitaire et textes peripheriques
Volume 59
OEuvres completes
Tome XVIII - Rousseau juge de Jean Jaques (manuscrit Condillac ), avec les variantes ulterieures
Volume 32
OEuvres completes
Tome XX - 1776-1778 - Les Reveries du promeneur solitaire, cartes a jouer
Volume 27
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