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Bernardin de Saint-Pierre
Bernardin de St Pierre (1737-1814) was a major figure of the late French Enlightenment. In this first full-length critical biography of the author in English, Malcolm Cook seeks to understand the importance of Bernardin's major works. Drawing heavily on unpublished manuscript material, he provides a fresh account of the writer's significance and status in a period of French history which, during Bernardin's lifetime, saw the transition from monarchy to republic and empire. The book is both a critical account of a major author and a source of new insights into the cultural revolution taking place around him.
Bernardin De St Pierre, 1737-1814
"Bernardin de St Pierre (1737-1814) was a major figure of the late French Enlightenment. In this first full-length critical biography of the author in English, Malcolm Cook seeks to understand the importance of Bernardin's major works. Drawing heavily on unpublished manuscript material, he provides a fresh account of the writer's significance and status in a period of French history which, during Bernardin's lifetime, saw the transition from monarchy to republic and empire. The book is both a critical account of a major author and a source of new insights into the cultural revolution taking place around him."
Bernardin de St. Pierre
Arvède Barine's 'Bernardin de St. Pierre' is a meticulously researched and insightful exploration into the life and works of the renowned French writer. Delving into the context of St. Pierre's literary contributions during the 18th century, Barine provides a thorough analysis of his most famous work, 'Paul et Virginie'. Through a combination of historical context and literary criticism, Barine paints a vivid picture of St. Pierre's unique style and thematic preoccupations, highlighting the impact of his works on the Romantic movement in France. This book is essential reading for scholars of French literature and anyone interested in the cultural milieu of 18th-century France.
Paul and Virginia
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The Indian Cottage
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