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Trois écrivains devant le mal : J. Green, G. Bernanos, F. Mauriac
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The comparative analysis made in this article arrives at the conclusion that the three authors' answer to the question: “Unde malum?” is the same. Evil comes from the man who is only turned towards himself, from this exclusive self preoccupation which, sooner or later, makes life impossible. But their answer does not stop here. Their work is a “prayer by writing”, a prayer begging for Evil to become a challenge to light and for Grace to make the reader sensitive to the Word of love which surrounds the words of the text.
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novels · Evil · love · prayer by writingCiter cet article
Stoicescu, R. (2000). Trois écrivains devant le mal : J. Green, G. Bernanos, F. Mauriac. Dialogos, 01, 72–80.
Stoicescu, Rodica. “Trois écrivains devant le mal : J. Green, G. Bernanos, F. Mauriac.” Dialogos, vol. 01, 2000, pp. 72–80.
Stoicescu, Rodica. 2000. “Trois écrivains devant le mal : J. Green, G. Bernanos, F. Mauriac.” Dialogos 01: 72–80.
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