Maurice BARRÈS
Auguste-Maurice Barrès.
Born on 19 August 1862 in Charmes, Vosges, France.
Died on 4 December 1923 in Neuilly, Seine, France.
Wikipedia: English,
French.
Categories: Novels,
Theatre,
Travel Memoirs,
Booklets,
Non‑Fiction.
AI. Source: photograph by Charles Gerschel from 1906 or 1907.
NOVELS
Le culte du moi.
(The cult of the self.)
1. Sous l’œil des barbares (1887).
(Under the eyes of the barbarians.)
Published in Paris by Alphonse Lemerre in January 1888.
French:
1888 (1st edition);
— 1895 (new edition);
— 1922 (definitive edition).
2. Un homme libre (1889).
(A free man.)
Published in Paris by Didier Perrin in April 1889.
French:
1889 (2nd edition);
— 1889 (3rd edition);
— 1894 (new edition);
— 1905 (revised);
— 1922 (definitive edition).
3. Le jardin de Bérénice (1891).
(The garden of Bérénice.)
Published in Paris by Didier Perrin in 1891.
French:
1891 (1st edition);
— 1891 (3rd edition);
— 1894 (new edition);
— 1907 (illustrated);
— 1910;
— 1921 (definitive edition);
— 1922 (illustrated).
• Examen de trois idéologies (1892).
(Examination of three ideologies.)
Explanations about the trilogy. Published as a separate volume in Paris by Didier Perrin in 1892. Added as an introduction to the first volume in the same year.
French:
1892 (1st edition).
L’ennemi des lois (1893).
(The enemy of the laws.)
Published in Paris by Didier Perrin in 1893.
French:
1893 (1st edition);
— 1898 (new edition);
— 1910;
— 1927 (definitive edition).
Le roman de l’énergie nationale.
(The novel of national energy.)
1. Les déracinés (1897).
(The uprooted.)
2. L’appel au soldat (1900).
(The call to the soldier.)
3. Leurs figures (1902).
(Their figures.)
Les bastions de l’est.
(The eastern bastions.)
1. Au service de l’Allemagne (1905).
(In the service of Germany.)
2. Colette Baudoche (1909).
3. Le génie du Rhin (1921).
(The genius of the Rhine.)
La colline inspirée (1913).
(The sacred hill.)
Un jardin sur l’Oronte (1922).
(A garden on the Orontes.)
BOOKLETS
Le Quartier latin (1888).
(The Latin Quarter.)
Huit jours chez M. Renan (1888).
(Eight days with Mr. Renan.)
French:
1888 (1st edition);
— 1890 (2nd edition).
Created on 2 September 2026.
