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Anatole France

By Walter Lionel George

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Explore the life and mind of a celebrated French writer whose sharp wit and controversial ideas challenged society during a time of war.

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2019-01-30
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Summary

"Anatole France" by Walter Lionel George is a study of the French author Anatole France, providing insights into his life, the meaning of his writings, and his beliefs. The book looks at France's ideas about irony, government, religion, and society, and it seems that George respects France's cleverness and understanding, while also talking about the difficult and debated parts of his writings. Set against the historical backdrop of World War I, the book considers pacifist ideals in contrast with a time of global conflict. George points out how important it is to see France as connected to events in French history, focusing on his talent for mixing irony and sympathy in his stories, creating a personal and in-depth look at France's literary accomplishments.

About the Author

Walter Lionel George was an English writer, chiefly known for his popular fiction, which included feminist, pacifist, and pro-labour themes.

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