Redécouvrez "La Nouvelle Héloïse", le roman épistolaire emblématique de Jean-Jacques Rousseau. Publié pour la première fois en 1761, ce récit passionné explore les thèmes de l'amour impossible, de la vertu, et de la nature. À travers les lettres enflammées de Julie et Saint-Preux, Rousseau dépeint une vision idéalisée de la vie rurale et critique les conventions sociales de son époque.
Considéré comme un chef-d'Å"uvre de la littérature française et un précurseur du romantisme, "La Nouvelle Héloïse" continue de captiver les lecteurs par sa profondeur émotionnelle et sa réflexion philosophique sur l'amour et la société. Un incontournable pour les amateurs de littérature classique et les passionnés de l'Å"uvre de Rousseau.
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