Publisher's Synopsis
L'homme, Précédé d'une Introduction by Ernest Hello, originally published in 1872, explores profound philosophical and religious themes. Hello, a significant figure in 19th-century French Catholic thought, presents a detailed examination of human nature, its relationship to the divine, and the moral obligations of individuals. This edition offers readers a window into the intellectual and spiritual landscape of the era.
Hello's work is characterized by its deep engagement with theological questions and its critical analysis of contemporary society. His insights into the human condition, sin, redemption, and the role of faith continue to resonate with those interested in exploring the intersection of philosophy, religion, and literature. "L'homme" stands as a testament to Hello's enduring contribution to French intellectual history.
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