Nun. Ramo's nephew. Jacques-fatalist and his master. Didro D.

Young Suzanne against the will is forced to take tonsure and go to the monastery. To her horror, a pure and sincerely believing girl understands that in the walls of the Holy Monasals, cruelty, anger and despotism reign and only a few nuns devote life to the sincere service of the Lord. Unable to endure such a situation, Suzanne decides at all costs to gain freedom.

Due to the pronounced anti -lrical mood, the novel "The nun" was not published during the life of the author-the book was published ten years after the death of Didro, in the midst French Revolution. The audience appreciated the work of dignity, and the “nun” deservedly took a place among the best works of the writer.

This publication also included the novels “Ramo's nephew” and “Jacques-Fatalist and its master”. Both works were also published after the death of the author and reflected the philosophical views of Didro and his hostility to immorality, cynicism and egoism of modern French society.