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André Gide

André Gide

French1869 – 1951Fiction

French author and Nobel laureate who explored moral ambiguity, sexuality, and individual freedom with remarkable candor. His autobiographical fiction and journals exerted enormous influence on 20th-century French literature.

Works

  • The ImmoralistNovel following a man's quest for authentic pleasure and freedom from societal morality→
  • The CounterfeitersNovel within a novel examining forged currency, youth, and artistic integrity→
  • Strait Is the GateNovella portraying a woman's religious devotion conflicting with earthly love and desire→
  • Lafcadio's AdventuresComic novel of a charming vagabond committing capricious acts of rebellion and mischief→
  • MarshlandsPsychological novella exploring boredom and introspection of an isolated aristocrat→

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