En 1845; Balzac deacute;cida de reacute;unir toute son oelig;uvre sous le titre : La Comeacute;die Humaine; titre qursquo;il emprunta peut-ecirc;tre agrave; Vigny...En 1845; quatre-vingt-sept ouvrages eacute;taient finis sur quatre-vingt-onze; et Balzac croyait bien achever ce qui restait en cours drsquo;exeacute;cution. Lorsqursquo;il mourut; on retrouva encore cinquante projets et eacute;bauches plus ou moins avanceacute;s. laquo; Vous ne figurez pas ce que crsquo;est que La Comeacute;die Humaine ; crsquo;est plus vaste litteacute;rairement parlant que la catheacute;drale de Bourges architecturalement raquo;; eacute;crit-il agrave; Mme Carreaud.Dans lrsquo;Avant-Propos de la gigantesque eacute;dition; Balzac deacute;finit son oelig;uvre : La Comeacute;die Humaine est la peinture de la socieacute;teacute;.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Must Read for Anyone Following the Conflict in SyriaBy CustomerExcellent read. Inspiring examples of resilience and emphasis on the importance of creativity. Includes current references and covers a wide range of artists and art forms. A glimpse of hope for those following the conflict in the Middle East and looking for a new perspective. cookes topic is important and I look forward to her next publication.
