The lost domain
le grand Meaulnes
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Author
Contributions
- Davison, Frank, translator - Contributor
Publication
2013 - Oxford University Press, England
Language
English
Word Count
52,000 words, Guess
Page Count
208 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL26918075M
- ISBN-139780199678686
- ISBN-100199678685
- OCLC Control Number871355899
- OCLC Control Number856187837
and 2 more
- OCLC Control Numberlostdomainlegran0000alai
- Library of Congress Control Number2013938921
Classifications
- DDC843.912
- LCCPQ2611.O85
Alternate Titles
- Grand meaulnes
Description
The arrival of Augustin Meaulnes at a small provincial secondary school sets in train a series of events that will have a profound effect on his life, and that of his new friend Francois Seurel. It is Seurel who recalls the impact of le grand Meaulnes, disruptive and charismatic, on his schoolmates, and the encounter that is to haunt them both. Lost, and alone, Meaulnes stumbles upon an isolated house, mysterious revels, and a beautiful girl. When he returns to Seurel it is with the fixed determination to find the house again, and the girl with whom he has fallen in love. But the dreamlike days in the lost domain are evanescent, and Meaulnes is torn between his love and competing claims of loyalty and friendship. Alain-Fournier's lyrical novel captures the painful transition from adolescence to adulthood without sentimentality, and with heart-wrenching yearning. Romantic and fantastical, it is the story's ultimate truthfulness about human experience that has captivated readers for a hundred years.
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