Le Club des Lyonnais, par Georges Duhamel, J. Ferrenczi et fils éditeurs
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Published in 1935 in the "Le Livre Moderne Illustré" series, The Lyonnais Club is a novel by Georges Duhamel illustrated by Clément Serveau.
With his characteristic humanist insight, Duhamel explores social relationships, personal ambitions, friendships and the complex dynamics that arise within a group of individuals brought together by shared interests.
Enhanced by black-and-white illustrations, the novel provides a thoughtful portrait of human behaviour and collective life.
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Condition :
Paperback. Illustrated covers. Sun-faded spine. Paper and page edges yellowed with age. Good overall condition. 190 pages.
About the author :
Georges Duhamel (1884-1966) was a physician, novelist and member of the Académie Française. One of the major French writers of the twentieth century, he is renowned for his humanist vision and his attention to the complexities of modern life.
Why this book is unusual :
Rather than relying on dramatic events, the novel focuses on character, observation and the subtle interactions between individuals within a social group.
Theme :
French literature, humanism, social observation, psychology, community life, interpersonal relationships and twentieth-century society.
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Published in 1935 in the "Le Livre Moderne Illustré" series, The Lyonnais Club is a novel by Georges Duhamel illustrated by Clément Serveau.
With his characteristic humanist insight, Duhamel explores social relationships, personal ambitions, friendships and the complex dynamics that arise within a group of individuals brought together by shared interests.
Enhanced by black-and-white illustrations, the novel provides a thoughtful portrait of human behaviour and collective life.