The Human Comedy
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The Ball at Sceaux. Love and Duty in 19th - Century France: A Tale of Social Hierarchy and Romance
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- Nombre de pages144
- FormatePub
- ISBN4057664586643
- EAN4057664586643
- Date de parution04/12/2019
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille525 Ko
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- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
"The Ball at Sceaux, " a cornerstone of Honor?© de Balzac's series "La Com?©die Humaine, " intricately captures the interplay of wealth, ambition, and social status in early 19th century France. Through vivid characterizations and a meticulous narrative style, Balzac unveils the lives of aristocrats as they navigate the complex social tapestry of the Parisian elite. The novella is anchored in themes of desire and moral conflict, as the protagonist, the beautiful and ambitious ?âlisabeth, finds herself torn between authentic love and the allure of wealth.
Balzac's finely honed observations offer readers a striking portrayal of the period's romantic and materialistic values, rendered through his signature realism and detailed descriptions of settings and costumes. Balzac, a titan of French literature, dedicated his literary career to examining societal structures and individual motivations. His own experiences as a struggling writer in the volatile atmosphere of post-Napoleonic France instilled in him a profound understanding of the class struggles and aspirations depicted in his works.
Influenced by both his personal hardships and broader historical transformations, Balzac crafted "The Ball at Sceaux" to reflect the era's contradictions. For readers interested in the intricate social dynamics of 19th century France, "The Ball at Sceaux" is an essential exploration of love, ambition, and society. Balzac's deft narrative invites you into a world of lavish balls, unfulfilled desires, and moral quandaries, making it a compelling read for those seeking to understand the human condition within its historical context.
Balzac's finely honed observations offer readers a striking portrayal of the period's romantic and materialistic values, rendered through his signature realism and detailed descriptions of settings and costumes. Balzac, a titan of French literature, dedicated his literary career to examining societal structures and individual motivations. His own experiences as a struggling writer in the volatile atmosphere of post-Napoleonic France instilled in him a profound understanding of the class struggles and aspirations depicted in his works.
Influenced by both his personal hardships and broader historical transformations, Balzac crafted "The Ball at Sceaux" to reflect the era's contradictions. For readers interested in the intricate social dynamics of 19th century France, "The Ball at Sceaux" is an essential exploration of love, ambition, and society. Balzac's deft narrative invites you into a world of lavish balls, unfulfilled desires, and moral quandaries, making it a compelling read for those seeking to understand the human condition within its historical context.
"The Ball at Sceaux, " a cornerstone of Honor?© de Balzac's series "La Com?©die Humaine, " intricately captures the interplay of wealth, ambition, and social status in early 19th century France. Through vivid characterizations and a meticulous narrative style, Balzac unveils the lives of aristocrats as they navigate the complex social tapestry of the Parisian elite. The novella is anchored in themes of desire and moral conflict, as the protagonist, the beautiful and ambitious ?âlisabeth, finds herself torn between authentic love and the allure of wealth.
Balzac's finely honed observations offer readers a striking portrayal of the period's romantic and materialistic values, rendered through his signature realism and detailed descriptions of settings and costumes. Balzac, a titan of French literature, dedicated his literary career to examining societal structures and individual motivations. His own experiences as a struggling writer in the volatile atmosphere of post-Napoleonic France instilled in him a profound understanding of the class struggles and aspirations depicted in his works.
Influenced by both his personal hardships and broader historical transformations, Balzac crafted "The Ball at Sceaux" to reflect the era's contradictions. For readers interested in the intricate social dynamics of 19th century France, "The Ball at Sceaux" is an essential exploration of love, ambition, and society. Balzac's deft narrative invites you into a world of lavish balls, unfulfilled desires, and moral quandaries, making it a compelling read for those seeking to understand the human condition within its historical context.
Balzac's finely honed observations offer readers a striking portrayal of the period's romantic and materialistic values, rendered through his signature realism and detailed descriptions of settings and costumes. Balzac, a titan of French literature, dedicated his literary career to examining societal structures and individual motivations. His own experiences as a struggling writer in the volatile atmosphere of post-Napoleonic France instilled in him a profound understanding of the class struggles and aspirations depicted in his works.
Influenced by both his personal hardships and broader historical transformations, Balzac crafted "The Ball at Sceaux" to reflect the era's contradictions. For readers interested in the intricate social dynamics of 19th century France, "The Ball at Sceaux" is an essential exploration of love, ambition, and society. Balzac's deft narrative invites you into a world of lavish balls, unfulfilled desires, and moral quandaries, making it a compelling read for those seeking to understand the human condition within its historical context.
