Le loup de Gubbio; pièce en trois actes, written by André Boussac de Saint-Marc and published in 1922, presents a compelling dramatization of the legendary encounter between St. Francis of Assisi and the wolf of Gubbio. This three-act play delves into themes of redemption, compassion, and the transformative power of faith.
Set against the historical backdrop of medieval Italy, the play offers a profound exploration of Christian ethics and the potential for harmony between humanity and nature. Boussac de Saint-Marc's work provides both a historical and literary experience, suitable for students of French literature, theater, and religious studies. The enduring themes and accessible narrative make it a valuable addition to any collection of classic French drama.
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