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Mentioned in 3 episodes
Belle du Seigneur
Book • 1968
Belle du Seigneur, published in 1968, is a novel by Albert Cohen that tells the story of Solal, a charismatic and successful civil servant of the League of Nations, and his passionate yet complicated love affair with Ariane Deume, a married non-Jewish woman.
The novel is part of a larger autobiographical fiction series by Cohen and explores themes of love, identity, and the struggle between Jewish roots and social status.
It is known for its satirical portrayal of societal norms and its deep exploration of human emotions and relationships.
The novel is part of a larger autobiographical fiction series by Cohen and explores themes of love, identity, and the struggle between Jewish roots and social status.
It is known for its satirical portrayal of societal norms and its deep exploration of human emotions and relationships.
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Mentioned by Marianne Chaillan as an example of authors arguing against passionate love and promoting conjugal love.
Comment les comédies romantiques influencent notre vision de l’amour ?
Mentionné par Blanche Léridon pour illustrer comment un couple évite de se croiser le matin pour préserver la magie de leur relation.
À quoi ressemble le matin des gens qui se lèvent tôt?
