Spiridion
novel by Sand
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Spiridion is a novel by George Sand, published in 1839. It is noted as one of her works influenced by her associations with socialist thinkers like Pierre Leroux. The novel reflects an idealism tinged with mysticism, characteristic of Sand's engagement with humanitarian socialism during that period. While Sand is known for her rustic novels and works exploring women's roles in society, Spiridion falls into a category of her writings that delve into philosophical and spiritual themes.12
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