Jacques-Henri Bernardin de Saint-Pierre Book order
January 19, 1737 – January 21, 1814
Bernardin de Saint-Pierre was a French writer and botanist whose work is characterized by its romantic and naturalistic approach, influencing subsequent generations. He explored the profound connection between the human soul and the natural world, often emphasizing simplicity and sensibility. His writings offer a fascinating glimpse into Enlightenment philosophy and its literary reflections. His unique perspective invites readers to consider the harmony between humanity and nature.
- 1959
- 1925
Paul a Virginie byli od malička vychováváni spolu na malé plantáži na ostrově Île de France svými matkami. Virginiina matka, paní de Latour, byla svou rodinou zavržena pro nevhodný sňatek a její muž brzy zemřel; Paul je Margueritiným nemanželským dítětem.
- 1912
Paul and Virginia
- 204 pages
- 8 hours of reading
Set in Mauritius, this classic French romantic novel explores the theme that true happiness arises from living in harmony with nature and virtue. Through its fictional narrative, the author delves into the complexities of human emotions and relationships, highlighting the pursuit of a meaningful life guided by ethical principles.
