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"Nouvelles Asiatiques" was written by Arthur, comte de Gobineau and published in 1876. French aristocrat and writer known for his controversial theories on race and civilization.

Nouvelles Asiatiques

1876

Arthur, comte de Gobineau

Nouvelles Asiatiques

Arthur, comte de Gobineau

1876

Nouvelles Asiatiques, published in 1876 by Arthur, comte de Gobineau, is a collection of six short stories set in the Middle East, including the Caucasus, Afghanistan, and Persia. The narratives explore themes of love and cultural contrasts through the eyes of various characters, including both European and Eastern perspectives. Gobineau's admiration for Eastern civilizations is evident, as he blends irony with lyrical observations to create a modern take on the tales of the Arabian Nights. This work highlights the complexities of human experiences across different societies and showcases Gobineau's keen insights into Asian cultures.