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L'Île Des Condamnés

by Stig Dagerman
language: french
Publisher: AGONE, August of 2009 ‧
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Ecrit par un homme de vingt-trois ans qui regarde l'Europe entrer dans la guerre froide en rêvant d'une humanité solidaire, ce roman exprime le drame d'un monde où la fraternité n'est plus capable de renaître dans le coeur des hommes. Ce roman fouille les angoisses de personnages aux prises avec les rôles sociaux des sociétés modernes. Stig Dagerman (1913-1954) fut salué dès son premier roman, Le Serpent, comme l'un des espoirs majeurs de la littérature suédoise. Son oeuvre mêle écrits littéraires et journalistiques, parmi lesquels le recueil La Dictature du chagrin, Ies romans L'Enfant brûlé et Ennuis de noces ; les nouvelles Tuer un enfant et le récit Automne allemand.

L'Île Des Condamnés

by Stig Dagerman

Property Description
ISBN: 9782748901108
Publisher: AGONE
Release Date: August of 2009
Language: French
Pages: 288
Format: Book
Collection: Marginales
Categories: Books in French > Fiction > Fiction
EAN: 9782748901108

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Stig Dagerman

A visceral restlessness haunted the life of Stig Dagerman (1923-1954), hailed early on as a "Northern Rimbaud," a "Swedish Camus," and a young prodigy of Nordic literature. This insidious anguish plagued him from his birthplace, Älvkarleby, where his mother abandoned him at a young age; it accompanied him in Stockholm's anarchist circles, in his intense journalistic activity, and culminated in his suicide at the age of 31. A cult author, considered a symbol of a disillusioned postwar generation, he wrote his entire work in four years, punctuated by the despair of Franz Kafka and influenced by William Faulkner, among which stand out... The Serpent (1945), The Island of the Condemned (1946), German Autumn (1947) and Night Games (1948). He left us an example of lucidity and resistance to falsehood, as the foundation and mainstay of human action, and some of the most beautiful pages on the falsity of human relationships and the anguish and anger that drive them.

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