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les ecrivains (1967)
~FR PB NWISBN: 9782246808107 bzw. 2246808103, vermutlich in Französisch, GRASSET ET FASQUELLE, Taschenbuch, neu.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Chapitre.com : livres et presse ancienne [7942088], LAMNAY, France.
Alexandre Damville, maître incontesté, bénédictin des lettres, puissant et solitaire , et son fils Georges Damville, espoir turbulent de la nouvelle vague.Mais cette commune passion d'écrire ne les rapproche pas. Elle ne fait que donner plus de relief et de violence au conflit qui les oppose.Conflit de deux générations et de deux styles, de deux orgueils, de deux tempéraments. Pour Alexandre, Georges n'est qu'un jeune barbare frénétique et bien doué, qui trouble l'ordre de SA vie. Alexandre est pour Georges un grand homme sans âme et sans amour, dont le génie a tué le coeur.Conflit encore de deux tendresses refoulées.Entre eux, le vide br-lant que l'absence d'une femme creuse au coeur des hommes : Georges avait sept ans quand SA mère est morte.Ève Chambleau, la jeune maîtresse d'Alexandre, s'efforce de devenir le trait d'union de ce père et de ce fils, au risque d'y briser SA grâce et ses forces.Avec une sorte d'héroïsme, toute sa vie, Alexandre Damville a cherché l'effacement de l'homme devant l'artiste. Georges, lui aussi, va jusqu'au bout de la route, en bravant ce père qu'il admire et qu'il craint. Mais le drame de leurs solitudes blessées ne change pas : ils s'aiment. - Nombre de page(s) : - Poids : 225g - Genre : Littérature française Romans Nouvelles Correspondance, Books.
Alexandre Damville, maître incontesté, bénédictin des lettres, puissant et solitaire , et son fils Georges Damville, espoir turbulent de la nouvelle vague.Mais cette commune passion d'écrire ne les rapproche pas. Elle ne fait que donner plus de relief et de violence au conflit qui les oppose.Conflit de deux générations et de deux styles, de deux orgueils, de deux tempéraments. Pour Alexandre, Georges n'est qu'un jeune barbare frénétique et bien doué, qui trouble l'ordre de SA vie. Alexandre est pour Georges un grand homme sans âme et sans amour, dont le génie a tué le coeur.Conflit encore de deux tendresses refoulées.Entre eux, le vide br-lant que l'absence d'une femme creuse au coeur des hommes : Georges avait sept ans quand SA mère est morte.Ève Chambleau, la jeune maîtresse d'Alexandre, s'efforce de devenir le trait d'union de ce père et de ce fils, au risque d'y briser SA grâce et ses forces.Avec une sorte d'héroïsme, toute sa vie, Alexandre Damville a cherché l'effacement de l'homme devant l'artiste. Georges, lui aussi, va jusqu'au bout de la route, en bravant ce père qu'il admire et qu'il craint. Mais le drame de leurs solitudes blessées ne change pas : ils s'aiment. - Nombre de page(s) : - Poids : 225g - Genre : Littérature française Romans Nouvelles Correspondance, Books.
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Cosmas, or the Love of God
EN NWISBN: 9780829423952 bzw. 0829423958, in Englisch, Loyola University Press, neu.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigtes Königreich Großbritannien und Nordirland, in-stock.
It is a fascinating study of a spiritual crisis and of the wisdom and experience of monastic life. William Rees-Mogg, editor in chief, The Times (of London) Pierre de Calan s choice of subject is remarkable not only because it is a profound study of life in a Cistercian monastery, but because he has had no firsthand knowledge as a monk. Elizabeth Berridge in the (London) Daily Telegraph Devout, sensitive, young Cosmas believes that he has a vocation to become a Trappist monk, but the reality of monastic life disappoints him deeply. Fellow monks are hard to live with. The life of the monastery seems worldly. He is disheartened by his own shortcomings and appalled by the weaknesses of others. If he can t live the life, does that mean God isn t calling him to it? What should he do? Many people single, married, vowed, ordained ask these same questions. Pierre de Calan explores them all in this exquisite tale of a man who learns that sanctity does not mean perfection.
It is a fascinating study of a spiritual crisis and of the wisdom and experience of monastic life. William Rees-Mogg, editor in chief, The Times (of London) Pierre de Calan s choice of subject is remarkable not only because it is a profound study of life in a Cistercian monastery, but because he has had no firsthand knowledge as a monk. Elizabeth Berridge in the (London) Daily Telegraph Devout, sensitive, young Cosmas believes that he has a vocation to become a Trappist monk, but the reality of monastic life disappoints him deeply. Fellow monks are hard to live with. The life of the monastery seems worldly. He is disheartened by his own shortcomings and appalled by the weaknesses of others. If he can t live the life, does that mean God isn t calling him to it? What should he do? Many people single, married, vowed, ordained ask these same questions. Pierre de Calan explores them all in this exquisite tale of a man who learns that sanctity does not mean perfection.
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Cosmas, or the Love of God
EN NWISBN: 9780829423952 bzw. 0829423958, in Englisch, Loyola Press, neu.
Lieferung aus: Kanada, In Stock, plus shipping.
Pierre de Calan, Books, Fiction and Literature, Cosmas, or the Love of God, Cosmas or the Love of God is a wonderful tale about learning how sanctity doesn't mean perfection. Cosmas believes that he has a vocation to become a Trappist monk, but the reality of monastic life disappoints him: fellow monks are irritating; the life of the monastery seems worldly; his own weaknesses appall him. Cosmas or the Love of God is an exquisite tale of?one man who teaches us all what it means to be holy in a fallen world.
Pierre de Calan, Books, Fiction and Literature, Cosmas, or the Love of God, Cosmas or the Love of God is a wonderful tale about learning how sanctity doesn't mean perfection. Cosmas believes that he has a vocation to become a Trappist monk, but the reality of monastic life disappoints him: fellow monks are irritating; the life of the monastery seems worldly; his own weaknesses appall him. Cosmas or the Love of God is an exquisite tale of?one man who teaches us all what it means to be holy in a fallen world.
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Cosmas, or the Love of God (Loyola Classics)
EN USISBN: 0829423958 bzw. 9780829423952, in Englisch, Loyola Classics, gebraucht.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, In Stock.
christian books and bibles,classics,contemporary,education and reference,fiction,literature and fiction,religion and spirituality,world literature, It is a fascinating study of a spiritual crisis and of the wisdom and experience of monastic life." -William Rees-Mogg, editor in chief, The Times (of London) "Pierre de Calan's choice of subject is remarkable not only because it is a profound study of life in a Cistercian monastery, but because he has had no firsthand knowledge as a monk." -Elizabeth Berridge in the (London) Daily Telegraph�Devout, sensitive, young Cosmas believes that he has a vocation to become a Trappist monk, but the reality of monastic life disappoints him deeply. Fellow monks are hard to live with. The life of the monastery seems worldly. He is disheartened by his own shortcomings and appalled by the weaknesses of others. If he can't live the life, does that mean God isn't calling him to it? What should he do? Many people-single, married, vowed, ordained-ask these same questions. Pierre de Calan explores them all in this exquisite tale of a man who learns that sanctity does not mean perfection.
christian books and bibles,classics,contemporary,education and reference,fiction,literature and fiction,religion and spirituality,world literature, It is a fascinating study of a spiritual crisis and of the wisdom and experience of monastic life." -William Rees-Mogg, editor in chief, The Times (of London) "Pierre de Calan's choice of subject is remarkable not only because it is a profound study of life in a Cistercian monastery, but because he has had no firsthand knowledge as a monk." -Elizabeth Berridge in the (London) Daily Telegraph�Devout, sensitive, young Cosmas believes that he has a vocation to become a Trappist monk, but the reality of monastic life disappoints him deeply. Fellow monks are hard to live with. The life of the monastery seems worldly. He is disheartened by his own shortcomings and appalled by the weaknesses of others. If he can't live the life, does that mean God isn't calling him to it? What should he do? Many people-single, married, vowed, ordained-ask these same questions. Pierre de Calan explores them all in this exquisite tale of a man who learns that sanctity does not mean perfection.
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