L'idée médicale dans les romans de Paul Bourget

About this book

In the early 20th century, as Europe grappled with rapid advancements in medicine and psychology, J. Grasset’s "L'idée médicale dans les romans de Paul Bourget" emerges as a critical examination of how these themes permeate Bourget's literary landscape. This scholarly work delves into the intricate relationship between medical concepts and narrative structure, highlighting Bourget's profound exploration of human health and the moral implications of disease. With a focus on Bourget's unique perspective, Grasset invites students, literary scholars, and civic activists to reconsider the role of medical ideas in shaping societal views on life and morality. Discover how Bourget's novels reflect a transformative era where the boundaries of literature and science blur, offering insights still relevant today.