Madame Bovary. The Masterpiece of Desire, Disillusionment, and the Search for Happiness

Par : Gustave Flaubert, Zenith Maple Leaf Press
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  • Nombre de pages397
  • FormatePub
  • ISBN979-10-7012-041-5
  • EAN9791070120415
  • Date de parution12/08/2025
  • Protection num.Digital Watermarking
  • Taille528 Ko
  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurZenith Maple Leaf Press

Résumé

A woman's dream for romance and excitement becomes her greatest undoing. In the quiet French countryside, Emma Bovary, the beautiful young wife of a kind but dull country doctor, longs for a life of passion, luxury, and adventure. Trapped in the monotony of provincial life, she seeks fulfillment through romantic affairs and extravagant spending-only to find herself spiraling toward heartbreak and ruin. First published in 1857, Madame Bovary scandalized 19th-century France with its candid portrayal of desire, discontent, and moral transgression.
Today, it stands as Gustave Flaubert's most celebrated work, admired for its groundbreaking realism, exquisite prose, and unflinching psychological insight. "One of the most perfectly written novels ever crafted." - The New York Times "Flaubert's prose is pure art-precise, elegant, and unforgettable." - The Guardian ? Why Readers Love It: ?? A poignant portrait of longing and self-deception ???? A cornerstone of French literary realism ?? Renowned for its artistry and psychological depth ?? Click 'Buy Now' to experience Flaubert's timeless masterpiece of love, illusion, and the cost of chasing impossible dreams.
A woman's dream for romance and excitement becomes her greatest undoing. In the quiet French countryside, Emma Bovary, the beautiful young wife of a kind but dull country doctor, longs for a life of passion, luxury, and adventure. Trapped in the monotony of provincial life, she seeks fulfillment through romantic affairs and extravagant spending-only to find herself spiraling toward heartbreak and ruin. First published in 1857, Madame Bovary scandalized 19th-century France with its candid portrayal of desire, discontent, and moral transgression.
Today, it stands as Gustave Flaubert's most celebrated work, admired for its groundbreaking realism, exquisite prose, and unflinching psychological insight. "One of the most perfectly written novels ever crafted." - The New York Times "Flaubert's prose is pure art-precise, elegant, and unforgettable." - The Guardian ? Why Readers Love It: ?? A poignant portrait of longing and self-deception ???? A cornerstone of French literary realism ?? Renowned for its artistry and psychological depth ?? Click 'Buy Now' to experience Flaubert's timeless masterpiece of love, illusion, and the cost of chasing impossible dreams.
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