Talk:Philosophical novel

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[edit] unclear text removed from article

I removed this from the end of the (currently) last paragraph, since it was ungrammatical, unclear in general, and unclear re how it related to the preceding information: "This kind of script is to use a normal story to explain easily difficult, or dark, ways of human life. For example, in "The lie of god", the English version of the French author Laurent Granier, "Le Mensonge de dieu", you can discover through the life of the hero an allegory for the acts of all mankind." Hope this helps, "alyosha" (talk) 18:56, 3 May 2008 (UTC)