A French aristocrat whose writings explored theories of race and social hierarchy. His diplomatic career, particularly in Persia, significantly shaped his views on the perceived natural divisions between ethnic groups. The author's work delves into the historical and cultural forces that mold human societies, offering a distinctive perspective on societal differences. His analysis of racial theories continues to provoke thought on identity and origins.
In this French tragedy, Arthur Gobineau imagines the final days of Alexander the Great. Written in verse and featuring a cast of unforgettable characters, this play brings to life one of history's most intriguing figures. A must-read for fans of French literature and ancient history.
A travelogue by French diplomat and writer Arthur Gobineau, chronicling his journey to Newfoundland in the mid-19th century and exploring the culture, geography, and history of the region.
Set in the tumultuous 12th century, the novel follows Ad lä de de Monts gur, a young noblewoman seeking refuge in Typhaines Abbey after her father's death in battle. Amidst the Abbey's silent monks, she faces political intrigue and religious strife that threaten its stability. Ad lä forms a profound connection with Brother Hugues, a young monk, as they navigate the complexities of medieval society. Richly detailed, the story explores themes of love, loss, and redemption, immersing readers in a captivating historical landscape.
GOBINEAU: MICHELANGELO bietet eine tiefgehende Analyse des Lebens und Werks von Michelangelo. Der Autor beleuchtet die künstlerische Genialität und den Einfluss des Renaissance-Meisters auf die Kunstgeschichte. Eine fesselnde Erkundung von Kreativität und menschlicher Erfahrung im Kontext der Zeit.