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''' The Gospel According to the Son ''' is a novel by [[Norman Mailer]]. | ''' The Gospel According to the Son ''' (1997) is a novel by [[Norman Mailer]]. | ||
==Editions and translations== | ==Editions and translations== | ||
Published in the United States (New York, NY: Random House, 1997). Very popular novel was translated into Spanish (Buenos Aires 1997), Italian (Milan [Italy] 1997), French (Paris 1998), German (Munchen 2000), and other European and non-European languages. | Published in the United States (New York, NY: Random House, 1997). Very popular novel was translated into Spanish (Buenos Aires 1997), Italian (Milan [Italy] 1997), French (Paris 1998), German (Munchen 2000), and other European and non-European languages. | ||
== | ==Abstract== | ||
The autobiography of Jesus Christ, written by him after his ascension into heaven. The novel opens with his youth as a carpenter, gives his reaction to God's announcement of his mission to save mankind, and describes the terror of the crucifixion. Christ analyzes his two sides--the divine and the human--and recalls his debates with the devil. | The autobiography of Jesus Christ, written by him after his ascension into heaven. The novel opens with his youth as a carpenter, gives his reaction to God's announcement of his mission to save mankind, and describes the terror of the crucifixion. Christ analyzes his two sides--the divine and the human--and recalls his debates with the devil. | ||
Revision as of 09:39, 11 September 2009
The Gospel According to the Son (1997) is a novel by Norman Mailer.
Editions and translations
Published in the United States (New York, NY: Random House, 1997). Very popular novel was translated into Spanish (Buenos Aires 1997), Italian (Milan [Italy] 1997), French (Paris 1998), German (Munchen 2000), and other European and non-European languages.
Abstract
The autobiography of Jesus Christ, written by him after his ascension into heaven. The novel opens with his youth as a carpenter, gives his reaction to God's announcement of his mission to save mankind, and describes the terror of the crucifixion. Christ analyzes his two sides--the divine and the human--and recalls his debates with the devil.