Julie de Carneilhan, par Colette, Librairie Arthème Fayard
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Published in 1941 by Fayard, Julie de Carneilhan is one of Colette's most personal and accomplished novels. Written in only five months, it first appeared as a serial during the German Occupation before being issued in book form.
Through the character of Julie, an aristocratic woman marked by disappointment yet determined to preserve her independence, Colette creates a remarkable psychological portrait. The novel explores love, memory, ageing, resilience and personal dignity with extraordinary subtlety.
Often regarded as one of the finest works of Colette's later years, Julie de Carneilhan showcases the author's mature style and sharp understanding of human emotions.
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Condition
Paperback. Covers slightly worn. Page edges and paper lightly age-toned. Very good overall condition. 218 pages.
About the author
Colette (1873-1954) was one of the most celebrated French writers of the twentieth century. Novelist, journalist and critic, she became the first woman in France to receive a state funeral.
Historical Context
Published in 1941 during the German Occupation of France, the novel emerged at a time of profound social and political uncertainty. While not directly political, it reflects a world in transition and individuals struggling to redefine themselves.
Legacy of the Book
Although long overshadowed by some of Colette's most famous novels, Julie de Carneilhan is now widely regarded as one of the masterpieces of her later career.
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Published in 1941 by Fayard, Julie de Carneilhan is one of Colette's most personal and accomplished novels. Written in only five months, it first appeared as a serial during the German Occupation before being issued in book form.
Through the character of Julie, an aristocratic woman marked by disappointment yet determined to preserve her independence, Colette creates a remarkable psychological portrait. The novel explores love, memory, ageing, resilience and personal dignity with extraordinary subtlety.
Often regarded as one of the finest works of Colette's later years, Julie de Carneilhan showcases the author's mature style and sharp understanding of human emotions.