Description

In a France disturbingly close to our own, a disillusioned academic seeks refuge in the quiet routines of university life, hoping to escape the turbulence of history. Yet as political forces fracture the nation's institutions, the system collapses not with dramatic revolution but with the creeping inevitability of a nightmare. Houellebecq's visionary talent guides readers across morally ambiguous terrain, blending poetic insight with dark comedy and fatalistic melancholy to examine a civilization in decline. This provocative novel stands as a haunting political and moral fable, exploring what happens when the structures we depend upon silently give way. A masterwork of contemporary fiction that challenges readers to confront uncomfortable truths about power, society, and human nature.

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Flammarion

Published Jan 1, 2015

300 pages

ISBN: 9782081354807

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First Published

2015

Language

fra

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for Soumission by Michel Houellebecq.

Racism/Discrimination
Political Violence
Sexual Content
Misogyny