A. d'Aubigné, Œuvres, t. III : Traitté des douceurs de l'affliction. À Madame - Medieval and Renaissance Studies

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A. d'Aubigné, Œuvres, t. III : Traitté des douceurs de l'affliction. À Madame
Medieval and Renaissance Studies

Bibliographic reference: Aubigné (Agrippa d'), Œuvres. Tome III - Traitté des douceurs de l'affliction. À Madame, Classiques Garnier, collection "Textes de la Renaissance", 2014. EAN13: 9782812431739.

Aubigné (Agrippa d'), Œuvres. Tome III - Traitté des douceurs de l'affliction. À Madame

ISBN: 978-2-8124-3173-9 - 281 pages - 32€

This book offers a fresh perspective on the evolution of Agrippa d'Aubigné's writing. It reflects the ideological clashes of the 1600s. Contemporary religious events and the Huguenot writer's personal commitment converge to produce one of his most polemical and lyrical works.

Agrippa d'Aubigné remains one of the most prominent literary figures of the French Renaissance and the tumultuous religious conflicts of the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries. As a staunch Huguenot soldier and writer, his works are deeply rooted in the ideological and confessional struggles that tore France apart during the Wars of Religion. This volume in the Classiques Garnier collection highlights the intersection of militant Protestant theology and personal conviction, capturing the distinct voice of a master polemicist whose writing served both as spiritual witness and political weapon.

This edition offers students and researchers of early modern literature a valuable resource for examining how religious adversity shaped Baroque-era prose and lyrical expression. By placing the text within its historical moment, the book invites readers to consider the rhetorical strategies used by persecuted minorities to articulate faith and resistance. It will particularly interest scholars of Renaissance poetry and prose, historians of the French Reformation, and anyone exploring the complex relationship between literature, ideology, and religious conflict in early seventeenth-century France.

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