The Vatican swindle

In «The Vatican Swindle,» André Gide presents a provocative exploration of faith, morality, and the intricate webs of deception surrounding religious institutions. Written in a modernist style that blends keen psychological insight with biting satire, the narrative delves into the intersection of spiritual aspiration and worldly corruption. Gide constructs a vivid tableau filled with complex characters, each a reflection of the era's existential dilemmas and questions regarding authenticity in belief. The book's literary context situates it within debates of early 20th-century Europe, where disillusionment... Edasi