What is unique about Gide's exploration of freedom in his works?
It counters moralistic and puritanical constraints
It promotes hedonism
It rejects the concept of spiritual freedom
It emphasizes freedom without responsibility
Answer
Gide's exploration of freedom counters moralistic and puritanical constraints. He believes that individuals should be free to express their individuality, and that society should not impose rigid moral standards on people. He rejects the idea that there is a single "right" way to live, and instead believes that people should be free to choose their own path.
Mastering André Gide: Discovering the Literary Legacy of a Nobel Laureate
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