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Le livre du voyage

Pages
160
Published
1997
Language
French

Synopsis

An experimental essay in which the book itself addresses the reader directly ("tu"), guiding them on an inward journey of self-discovery through short, meditative chapters on the four elements, space, time, dreams, consciousness, death and the meaning of life — closer to a guided hypnotic voyage than a conventional narrative.

About the author

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Bernard Werber

Bernard Werber is the author of Les Thanatonautes, a science fiction novel that explores the mysteries of death and the afterlife. His work often blends philosophical questions with imaginative storytelling.

Frequently asked questions

  • How is the book structured for the reader?

    The text is divided into four distinct sections representing the elements of air, earth, fire, and water, which serve as the framework for the internal journey.

  • What kind of reading experience should I expect?

    This is an experimental work that addresses the reader directly and requires active participation, as you are invited to consciously visualize objects and settings based on the author's descriptions.

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