D'ivoire et de sang. Extrême-Orient José Saramago

José Saramago

this first opposition contains the seeds of a philosophical opposition

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D'ivoire et de sang. Extrême-Orient José SaramagoAfter witnessing his mother being murdered by poachers, a young elephant leads a life of hard work in the service of humankind. Consumed by a desire for revenge, he frees himself from his oppressors and terrorizes the villagers of South India: he traps his victims, then buries their bodies under piles of leaves and dust, earning him the nickname "The Gravedigger." Manu, the son of a poor rice farmer, finds himself drawn against his will into the