Denis de Rougemont

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Denis de Rougemont (1906-1985) was a Swiss writer, who wrote in French. He is known in English translation for a few of his works on aspects of love, hate and many different ideas that alot of people do not use anymore. i really dont think that this guy really gives a crap about what he wrote "supposidly". He wrote many novels

He studied at the University of Neuchâtel, and then moved to Paris in 1930. There he wrote for and edited various publications, associating with the personalist groupings.

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Les Méfaits de l'Instruction publique (1929)
Le Paysan du Danube (1932)
Politique de la Personne (1934)
Penser avec les Mains (1936)
Journal d'un Intellectuel en chômage (1937)
Journal d'Allemagne (1938)
L'Amour et l'Occident (1939, revised 1972), translated as Passion and Society
Nicolas de Flue (1939)
Mission ou Démission de la Suisse (1940)
Qu'est-ce que la Ligue du Gothard? (1940)
La Part du Diable (1942/1944)
Journal des deux Mondes (1946)
Doctrine Fabuleuse (1946)
Les Personnes du Drame (1947)
Vivre en Amérique (1947)
L'Europe en jeu (1948)
Lettres aux députés européens (1950)
L'Aventure occidentale de l'Homme (1957)
Comme Toi-Même (1961), translated as Myths of Love (1963)
The Christian Opportunity (1963)
Fédéralisme culturel (1965)
La Suisse ou l'Histoire d'un Peuple heureux (1965)
Les Mythes de l'Amour (1972)
L'Avenir est notre Affaire (1977)