ERNEST DE GENGENBACH
trad. Karl Napscheradetz
Lisboa, 1976
Editorial Vega
1.ª edição
2 tomos (completo)
209 mm x 142 mm
148 págs. + 164 págs.
subtítulo: Contada por Frei Colomban de Jumièges
exemplares muito estimados; miolo irrepreensível
55,00 eur (IVA e portes incluídos)
«[…] French writer Ernest de Gengenbach (1903–1979). While not many
remember Gengenbach today, he may be of interest to historians of different
fields. He interacted for many years with André Breton and the Surrealist
circles. A former seminarian who sometimes proclaimed himself an apostate from
the Catholic faith and a Satanist, he repeatedly staged his return to
Catholicism, befriended prelates, and was even taken seriously by the Vatican.
As a Satanist, Gengenbach is of interest to scholars of Russian esotericist […].
[…] [And] the unpleasant features of Gengenbach’s personality, and his
inclination towards using fraud and blackmail to survive. […] [But] he had a
real influence on some French intellectual circles and is also a forgotten part
of the history of Satanism. […]»
(Fonte: Massimo Introvigne, «Ernest de Gengenbach: Satanist,
(Pseudo-)Surrealist, Roman Catholic», in pág. electrónica Bitter Winter,
2022, Fevereiro 22)
pedidos para:
pcd.frenesi@gmail.com
telemóvel: 919 746 089 [chamada para rede móvel nacional]
