Code: 33918245

Billy Budd, marin / Daniel Orme

Name: Billy Budd, marin / Daniel Orme
Brand: Gallimard
SKU: 33918245
Price: 14.32 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Melville
ISBN: 9782070709045

by Melville

Language: French
Binding: Paperback
Number of pages: 196
Publisher: Gallimard
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Comment un jeune matelot qui était l'innocence même, ayant frappé un sous-officier pervers qui l'accusait faussement de sédition, devint coupable selon les Articles de la Guerre et fut pendu parmi les vergues par la volonté d'un capitaine qui en était venu à l'aimer comme un père : tel est le mythe intime - homosexuel et christique - qui s'est lentement cristallisé à partir d'un ancien fait divers et selon les hantises de Melville dans les cinq dernières années de sa vie.