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The Madman
Chapitres (35)
- Prologue 0:00
- God 1:21
- My Friend 3:11
- The Scarecrow 6:06
- The Sleepwalkers 6:49
- The Wise Dog 7:48
- The Two Hermits 8:38
- On Giving and Taking 10:17
- The Seven Selves 10:49
- War 13:44
- The Fox 15:16
- The Wise King 15:33
- Ambition 17:04
- The New Pleasure 18:20
- The Other Language 18:43
- The Pomegranate 21:02
- The Two Cages 22:30
- The Three Ants 22:51
- The Gravedigger 24:06
- On the Steps of the Temple 24:34
- The Blessed City 24:48
- The Good God and the Evil God 27:32
- “Defeat” 28:17
- Night and the Madman 29:51
- Faces 32:38
- The Greater Sea 33:14
- Crucified 36:13
- The Astronomer 37:56
- The Great Longing 38:38
- Said a Blade of Grass 40:11
- The Eye 41:03
- The Two Learned Men 41:44
- When My Sorrow Was Born 42:33
- And When My Joy Was Born 44:27
- “The Perfect World” 45:39
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Published in 1918, The Madman: His Parables and Poems is the first collection of philosophical poetry and short stories by Lebanese author Kahlil Gibran. The Madman is the first work by Gibran that was originally published in English, as compared to his earlier works which were written originally in his native Arabic. The Madman deals with themes of love, loss, spirituality, and the nature of truth.