Plassans Papazı

Priest of Plassans Book Description Plassans... An imaginary city created by Emile Zola, inspired by the city of Aix-en-Provence where he was born and raised... III. When Napoleon came to power with a coup d'état and started the second imperial period in France, which would last 18 years, Plassans supported the empire. But in this small provincial city, the political atmosphere is volatile, intertwined with personal calculations of success, and after a while the city favors the royalists. In those days, a new priest was appointed to Plassans. However, this harsh-looking, secretive priest, who lives an extremely pious life, has goals far beyond serving the church. In The Priest of Plassans, the fourth book of the Rougon-Macquart series of twenty books, which he designed to describe the social panorama of the second empire period, Zola directs his sharp criticism towards the clergy. directs. The clergy, who are accomplices of political power, who do not hesitate to manipulate the sincere religious feelings of believers - especially women - and who see every means as permissible for their purpose and benefit, are embodied in the person of Plassans' priest, Priest Faujas. Zola's ability to create dark and tense scenes is embodied in the person. We present to the readers The Priest of Plassans, which stands out with its masterfully striking ending, with Hamdi Varoğlu's competent translation. (From the Promotional Bulletin)