Entre dieu et diable

This book explores the pervasive presence of the sacred throughout literary history, examining how it manifests in diverse texts from various periods. From the representations of Legouvé to the incisive compositions of Voltaire, and even figures like Gilles de Rais or Dracula, the sacred navigates the spectrum between divine and diabolical. It analyzes how the literary field, particularly the 18th century, grappled with profound questions such as Grace, revealing a rich tapestry of typologies, genres, and styles.