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by Peter Seeberg

Paperback, 1961

Status

Available

Call number

839.8

Collection

Publication

Kbh. 1961 Gyldendal. Tranebog T54

Description

The Impostor is a searching account of the torment that besets Father C#65533;nabre, historian of mysticism and controversial star of the Parisian clergy, when his faith suddenly deserts him. As the priest struggles to cope secretly, he crosses paths with associates on the complex margins of a Church facing modern politics in the early twentieth century. Georges Bernanos's compelling and dark portraits of that shadowy world's inhabitants throw into stark relief the determination of a humble priest, Father Chevance, who alone knows C#65533;nabre's secret and struggles to save him. By turn touching and scathing, The Impostor explores the delicate balance between redemption and damnation and illuminates the fragility of our constructed selves. Georges Bernanos (1888-1948), one of the twentieth century's most powerful and idiosyncratic writers, was also the most original Roman Catholic writer of his time. The Impostor, the second of his novels published in French, is the last to be translated into English.… (more)

Language

Original language

Danish

Original publication date

1986 (1e traduction et édition française, Actes Sud)

Physical description

128 p.; 18.4 cm

Local notes

Omslag: Palle Nielsen
Omslaget viser to mænd i en storby
Indskannet omslag - N650U - 150 dpi
Gyldendals Tranebøger, bind 54

Pages

128

Rating

(10 ratings; 4)

DDC/MDS

839.8
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