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Seraphita, Paperback / softback Book

Seraphita Paperback / softback

Paperback / softback

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Honore de Balzac's book "Seraphita" is a work of fiction.

It tells the story of a young man named Wilfrid who develops a fascination with the enigmatic Seraphitus.

Seraphitus is one of a group of supernatural entities who live in the Norwegian highlands.

Wilfrid is first captivated to Seraphitus by the purity and beauty of his/her voice, but as he immerses himself more into Seraphitus' world, he starts to have doubts about his/her own views on love, gender, and spirituality.

As the story goes on, Wilfrid develops feelings for Seraphitus but finds it difficult to comprehend their romance due to Seraphitus' uncertain gender.

Seraphitus finally discloses that he or she is a manifestation of the divine and that love is a force that is independent of gender and physical appearance. "Seraphita" is known for exploring topics connected to gender, sexuality, and spirituality.

Balzac utilizes the book as a platform to criticize gender stereotypes and promote a more flexible and inclusive concept of identity.

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