by André Chouraqui · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782080813480
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«Moïse» is the historical essay by André Chouraqui on the figure of Moses, published by Flammarion in paperback (501 pages, in French).
Chouraqui analyses the figure of Moses and his influence on Judaism, Christianity and Islam. The journey from the Nile to Sinai reads as an initiatory itinerary: liberation from slavery and covenant with Elohim. The work posits the Mosaic utopia as universal reconciliation, with a revisited Jerusalem as horizon.
Volume 348 of the Champs collection from Flammarion; first edition in 1997. Winner of the Prix Méditerranée.
For readers interested in biblical history, exegesis and dialogue between the Abrahamic religions.
Nathan André Chouraqui was a French-Algerian-Israeli lawyer, writer, scholar and politician.
