The Hetaera Laïs (Under the Athenian Sun) (eBook, ePUB) - de Fréjac, Edmond
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Edmond de Fréjac was a French writer of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, a member of the generation of historical novelists who wrote in the spirit of Alexandre Dumas, Théâtre Gautier, and Emilio Sue. His work is marked by an interest in past eras, their customs, beliefs, and human passions. Among his famous works is the novel "The Fall of Tadmor" (1908), dedicated to the drama of ancient Palmyra. This edition publishes the historical novel "The Hetaera Laïs (Under the Athenian Sun)," set in ancient Greece-the era of philosophers, artists, poets, and warriors. Fréjac recreates the…mehr

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Edmond de Fréjac was a French writer of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, a member of the generation of historical novelists who wrote in the spirit of Alexandre Dumas, Théâtre Gautier, and Emilio Sue. His work is marked by an interest in past eras, their customs, beliefs, and human passions. Among his famous works is the novel "The Fall of Tadmor" (1908), dedicated to the drama of ancient Palmyra. This edition publishes the historical novel "The Hetaera Laïs (Under the Athenian Sun)," set in ancient Greece-the era of philosophers, artists, poets, and warriors. Fréjac recreates the vibrant and lively atmosphere of Athens-a city where passions rage alongside the grandeur of the Parthenon and the wisdom of Plato, where the cult of beauty coexists with the thirst for power and intrigue, and where the destinies of women are often determined by their intelligence and courage as much as by the status of men. The novel's protagonist, Laïsa, embodies the image of a free and proud woman seeking her place in a world where spiritual strength and independence were considered the preserve of men. Throughout the book, the author challenges the common notion of ancient women as shadows of great men. Among the Athenian women were thinkers, artists, priestesses, and poetesses, and it was their destinies that inspired Fréjac to create this profound and colorful narrative. The novel "The Hetaera Laïsa" is not only a captivating historical read but also a reflection on the eternal theme of women's freedom, dignity, and the right to be equal in a world where beauty and intelligence are the greatest strengths.

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