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Henry David Thoreau a de nombreux visages. Si le public français commence à bien connaître la figure de résistant incarnée par Thoreau, il n’est pas encore bien familiarisé avec ses écrits, pourtant nombreux, dédiés à la nature et aux paysages américains, à la notion du sauvage. Ces deux textes, Marcher (1851) et Une promenade en hiver (1843), en sont deux très beaux exemples, bien que de nature différente. Thoreau nous emmène en promenade, nous faisant partager son émoi face aux splendides paysages gelés. L’hiver, nous dit-il, n’est pas une saison morne et triste mais une vitrine de curiosités, un moment de vie plus intérieure. Dans les deux cas, Thoreau décrit ce qui marque l’expérience américaine en contrepoint de l’Europe et de l’Orient: l’appel de l’Ouest, les grands espaces.
Author: Henry David Thoreau (all their books in stock)
Format: Mass Market Paperback
Published: 2014
Pages: 89
Publisher: Le Mot et le reste
ISBN: 9782360541560
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