Almighty. Blanchu M.

The Almighty (1948) is the largest and at the same time mysterious work of one of the largest thinkers of the 20th century by Maurice Blancho (1907-2003). In this, the latter, the novel (hereinafter referred to as a large form for the sake of more compressed speculative stories) critics tend to see a variety of philosophical topics (the end of history and the victory of absolute knowledge, the death of God, the existential concern of Dasein, death as a guarantor of a literary word) and Literary paradigms (political pamphlet, apocalyptic dystopia, Kafkian parable), but all these construction continues to this day obviously turn out to be only reducers of fundamentally indecent to speculative constructions of the text.

unexpected topicality written in the wake of shocks caused The Second World War, gives the fact that the action in it unfolds against the backdrop of social disasters provoked in a perfectly stable totalitarian state by a monstrous epidemic, which we would call pandemia today.