Insurge (Folio (Gallimard)) (French Edition)

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Dive into the heart of post-Commune Paris with Jules Valls’ powerful novel, *L’Insurg* (The Insurgent), a gripping conclusion to his autobiographical trilogy. More than just a personal account, this Mass Market Paperback edition published by Gallimard Education, offers a raw and visceral portrayal of revolutionary fervor and its aftermath. Condemned for his role in the Paris Commune, Valls crafts a semi-autobiographical narrative, filtered through the eyes of Jacques Vingtras, navigating a city teetering on the brink of renewed upheaval. *L’Insurg* explores Vingtras’s relentless pursuit of justice and his unwavering belief in the power of the people against a backdrop of social inequality. He sees the embers of revolt everywhere, but is Paris ready to burn again? Published in French, this edition (ISBN: 9782070366699), is a testament to Valls’s enduring legacy as a voice for the marginalized. Experience a blend of personal reflection and potent socio-political commentary, and is a must-read for those seeking to understand the complexities of revolution and its lasting impact. Discover why Valls remains a vital voice in French literature. A masterpiece of the 19th century that continues to resonate with contemporary readers.

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Product Description L’Insurg vient clore la trilogie romanesque autobiographique initie avec L’Enfant et Le Bachelier. L’auteur, condamn pour sa participation la Commune de Paris, a prfr l’exil la mort ; ce n’est qu’ la faveur d’une amnistie pour les communards qu’il a pu rentrer Paris. Mais ses ides n’ont pas chang ! Et c’est maintenant le moment pour lui de revenir sur son rle lors des meutes de 1871. travers le journal intime de Jacques Vingtras – double littraire de Valls -, nous suivons la trajectoire d’un homme qui attend que le peuple prenne sa revanche sur tous ceux qui profitent du confort d’une existence bourgeoise. Cent fois, il croit dceler l’tincelle qui dclenchera l’embrasement gnral. Cent fois, il se jette corps et me dans la bataille. L’Insurg entremle ainsi de manire remarquable la singularit d’un rcit de vie et une rflexion sur les dynamiques profondes des rvolutions. From the Back Cover L’Insurg vient clore la trilogie romanesque autobiographique initie avec L’Enfant et Le Bachelier. L’auteur, condamn pour sa participation la Commune de Paris, a prfr l’exil la mort ; ce n’est qu’ la faveur d’une amnistie pour les communards qu’il a pu rentrer Paris. Mais ses ides n’ont pas chang ! Et c’est maintenant le moment pour lui de revenir sur son rle lors des meutes de 1871. travers le journal intime de Jacques Vingtras – double littraire de Valls -, nous suivons la trajectoire d’un homme qui attend que le peuple prenne sa revanche sur tous ceux qui profitent du confort d’une existence bourgeoise. Cent fois, il croit dceler l’tincelle qui dclenchera l’embrasement gnral. Cent fois, il se jette corps et me dans la bataille. L’Insurg entremle ainsi de manire remarquable la singularit d’un rcit de vie et une rflexion sur les dynamiques profondes des rvolutions.

Embark on a powerful journey through post-Commune Paris with Jules Valls' *L'Insurg (Folio (Gallimard))*, the compelling conclusion to his autobiographical trilogy. This Mass Market Paperback edition, published by Gallimard Education, offers a poignant and unflinching look at the life of a revolutionary returning from exile. Having survived the tumultuous events of the Paris Commune and faced condemnation for his involvement, Valls channels his experiences through the character of Jacques Vingtras, his literary alter ego. This "French Edition" delves deep into Vingtras's psyche as he navigates a city scarred by conflict and simmering with discontent. *L'Insurg* is more than just a personal narrative; it's a powerful reflection on the nature of revolution, the enduring allure of radical ideals, and the struggles of an individual grappling with the aftermath of defeat. Witness Vingtras's relentless search for the spark that will ignite another uprising, his unwavering commitment to the cause, and his passionate defiance against the complacency of bourgeois society. Valls, himself a participant in the Commune, infuses the narrative with raw authenticity and unwavering conviction. His prose is sharp, insightful, and deeply moving, capturing the spirit of a generation yearning for change. Though initially published in 1975, this edition keeps alive Valls's powerful message. This concluding volume, following *L'Enfant* and *Le Bachelier*, can be read as a stand-alone experience, however reading the entire trilogy is highly recommended to deeply understand Valles's journey. It offers a remarkable blend of personal memoir and socio-political commentary. *L'Insurg* is a must-read for anyone interested in French literature, the history of the Paris Commune, or the enduring power of revolutionary thought. Its enduring relevance makes it a timeless classic, prompting readers to consider the ongoing struggle for social justice and the role of the individual in shaping history. Don't miss the opportunity to experience this poignant and thought-provoking masterpiece by Jules Valls.
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9782070366699

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