Lucrèce: De la Nature des Choses; Traduction en Vers Français (French Edition)

A complete verse translation of a classic work on nature and mind, now accessible in clear French verse. Explore Lucretius’ De Natura Rerum through André Lefèvre’s complete translation, rich in detail and ideas that shaped ancient and modern thought alike. This edition presents the full poem in verse, accompanied by historical context and editorial notes that illuminate Epicurean science and philosophy for today’s readers. The volume combines Lefèvre’s artistry with a scholarly frame that traces Lucretius’ arguments about atoms, the soul, and the nature of existence. You’ll encounter a preface that situates the work in its ancient world and in modern scientific thought, plus a detailed table of contents that maps the four books and their major themes. It’s a finding tool as much as a poem, inviting readers to follow Lucretius from the origins of matter to the mysteries of perception and desire. - A complete verse translation by André Lefèvre of De Natura Rerum - An accessible introduction to Epicurean philosophy and atomism - Structured content with a preface, notes, and a full table of contents - Aimed at readers new to Lucretius and those seeking historical context for the science and poetry Ideal for students, poetry lovers, and readers curious about the roots of scientific thinking in classical literature. Read more