Denis de Rougemont: une biographie intellectuelle

ISBN-10: 2830908023
ISBN-13: 9782830908022
Category: Authors, Swiss
Pages: 1278
Language: French
Published: 1996
Publisher: Labor et Fides
Author: Bruno Ackermann

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Immense biographie pour un immense auteur, inclassable et suisse de surcroît. Débutant en 1924 par un journalisme "engagé", il devient célèbre avec son ouvrage ##L'amour et l'Occident## (1939) après avoir conjugué le personnalisme avec Monnier qu'il reliera au fédéralisme européen. Auteur d'une oeuvre singulière et multiple, la série de ses "journaux" constitue un témoignage de première main sur l'entre-deux-guerres et ses funestes suites, au point de vue européen

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