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"The Disciple" was written by Paul Bourget and published in 1889. French novelist known for his psychological depth and moralistic themes in literature.

The Disciple

1889

Paul Bourget

The Disciple

Paul Bourget

1889

The Disciple, published in 1889 by Paul Bourget, is a philosophical novel that explores the moral and psychological complexities faced by its protagonist, Adrien Sixte, a modern philosopher. The narrative centers on his young disciple, Robert Greslon, who is accused of murdering a woman named Mlle. de Jussat. Through this case, the novel examines themes of responsibility, the influence of philosophical ideas on actions, and the intricacies of human nature, highlighting the tension between individual conscience and societal expectations.

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A philosophical novel written in the late 19th century. The story revolves around the character Adrien Sixte, a modern p...