Una mort molt dolça

Considered one of De Beauvoir's best works, A very sweet death narrates the struggle to live of his mother Françoise, admitted to a clinic. They will be emotional and tense days, and De Beauvoir chronicles them with chilling frankness. In the weeks spent at the clinic, everyone was searching for almost impossible balances: between a waning future and the experiences that return from the past, between resignation to the inevitable and revolt against death, between life and faith, between the limits of medicine and an untransferable pain, too human...