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The Lesser Bourgeoisie. Exploring Class Struggles and Societal Norms in 19th Century France
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- Nombre de pages449
- FormatePub
- ISBN4057664614674
- EAN4057664614674
- Date de parution29/11/2019
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- Taille898 Ko
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- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In "The Lesser Bourgeoisie, " Honor?© de Balzac delves into the intricate social fabric of 19th-century France, painting a vivid portrait of the provincial middle class. Through his trademark realist style, Balzac presents a character-driven narrative that explores the aspirations, morals, and daily lives of this often-overlooked class. The novel interweaves sharp social commentary with detailed characterizations, revealing the contradictions and struggles inherent in the pursuit of upward mobility and societal respectability within the burgeoning capitalist framework of the time.
Honor?© de Balzac, a seminal figure in French literature and a forerunner of the modern novel, was deeply influenced by his own experiences in a rapidly changing society marked by industrialization and social stratification. His acute observations of the human condition, combined with his passion for exhaustive detail, enabled him to encapsulate the essence of the lesser bourgeoisie, who strive and falter in their quest for success and social acceptance.
This work is part of Balzac's monumental series, "La Com?©die Humaine, " which seeks to present a comprehensive view of French society. Readers interested in the complexities of social ambition and identity will find "The Lesser Bourgeoisie" a compelling exploration of human desires and societal norms. Balzac's acute insights and rich narrative style will resonate with those seeking to understand the historical and psychological dimensions of social class in literature, making this novel an essential read for both scholars and casual readers alike.
Honor?© de Balzac, a seminal figure in French literature and a forerunner of the modern novel, was deeply influenced by his own experiences in a rapidly changing society marked by industrialization and social stratification. His acute observations of the human condition, combined with his passion for exhaustive detail, enabled him to encapsulate the essence of the lesser bourgeoisie, who strive and falter in their quest for success and social acceptance.
This work is part of Balzac's monumental series, "La Com?©die Humaine, " which seeks to present a comprehensive view of French society. Readers interested in the complexities of social ambition and identity will find "The Lesser Bourgeoisie" a compelling exploration of human desires and societal norms. Balzac's acute insights and rich narrative style will resonate with those seeking to understand the historical and psychological dimensions of social class in literature, making this novel an essential read for both scholars and casual readers alike.
In "The Lesser Bourgeoisie, " Honor?© de Balzac delves into the intricate social fabric of 19th-century France, painting a vivid portrait of the provincial middle class. Through his trademark realist style, Balzac presents a character-driven narrative that explores the aspirations, morals, and daily lives of this often-overlooked class. The novel interweaves sharp social commentary with detailed characterizations, revealing the contradictions and struggles inherent in the pursuit of upward mobility and societal respectability within the burgeoning capitalist framework of the time.
Honor?© de Balzac, a seminal figure in French literature and a forerunner of the modern novel, was deeply influenced by his own experiences in a rapidly changing society marked by industrialization and social stratification. His acute observations of the human condition, combined with his passion for exhaustive detail, enabled him to encapsulate the essence of the lesser bourgeoisie, who strive and falter in their quest for success and social acceptance.
This work is part of Balzac's monumental series, "La Com?©die Humaine, " which seeks to present a comprehensive view of French society. Readers interested in the complexities of social ambition and identity will find "The Lesser Bourgeoisie" a compelling exploration of human desires and societal norms. Balzac's acute insights and rich narrative style will resonate with those seeking to understand the historical and psychological dimensions of social class in literature, making this novel an essential read for both scholars and casual readers alike.
Honor?© de Balzac, a seminal figure in French literature and a forerunner of the modern novel, was deeply influenced by his own experiences in a rapidly changing society marked by industrialization and social stratification. His acute observations of the human condition, combined with his passion for exhaustive detail, enabled him to encapsulate the essence of the lesser bourgeoisie, who strive and falter in their quest for success and social acceptance.
This work is part of Balzac's monumental series, "La Com?©die Humaine, " which seeks to present a comprehensive view of French society. Readers interested in the complexities of social ambition and identity will find "The Lesser Bourgeoisie" a compelling exploration of human desires and societal norms. Balzac's acute insights and rich narrative style will resonate with those seeking to understand the historical and psychological dimensions of social class in literature, making this novel an essential read for both scholars and casual readers alike.
