The Immoralist

by Andre Gide

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The North African region encompasses the contemporary countries of Algeria, Tunisia, Morocco, and Liberia. Conduct research and provide a report on the political, social, cultural, and economic conditions of one of these nations.

While tuberculosis was more rampant in the 19th century than it is today, it remains a lethal disease in various parts of the world. Investigate the current impact of tuberculosis globally. How common is tuberculosis in your country? In which areas is it most widespread and most fatal? What measures are being taken to prevent and treat tuberculosis today?

The Immoralist tells the story of a repressed homosexual man in the late 19th century, grappling with his natural sexual inclinations. Societal attitudes and treatment of homosexuals have evolved significantly since Gide’s novel was written. Compose an essay detailing the societal attitudes and legal status of homosexuals in your country. What is your personal view on the status of homosexuals in today's society?

The Immoralist is a concise novel where the narrator recounts a journey of discovering previously unknown facets of himself. Thus, it is a tale of self-discovery. Write your own short story, narrated in the first person, where the protagonist describes a process of uncovering an aspect of their personality they were previously unaware of. Explain how this journey of self-discovery influences the narrator’s perspective on life and their relationships with others.

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