ROMAIN GARY OU LE DEUIL DE LA FRANCE LIBRE: D'"Éducation européenne" à "La Promesse de l'aube"

Julien Roumette delves into the complex relationship between Romain Gary and the notion of a liberated France in his insightful exploration. The work charts the evolution of Gary's thought and writing, particularly focusing on pivotal works such as "Éducation européenne" and "La Promesse de l'aube." Through a meticulous analysis, Roumette captures how Gary's experiences, shaped by war and exile, influence his narrative style and thematic choices.

The book not only serves as a comprehensive study of Gary's literary contributions but also provides a broader commentary on the socio-political landscape of France during pivotal moments in history. Roumette's narrative reveals the layers of grief and identity that inform Gary's work, offering readers a chance to reflect on the impact of his legacy. It is a compelling homage to a writer whose life and literature are intertwined with the aspirations and sorrows of a nation striving for freedom and identity.