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Dive into the world of classic literature with 'Madame Bovary,' a timeless masterpiece by Gustave Flaubert. Renowned for its rich narrative and complex characters, this novel is a pivotal work in French literature. The latest edition, meticulously edited by Margaret Cohen, offers a fresh perspective on Flaubert's genius, making it essential for both students and literary enthusiasts. This second edition features a new introduction and extensive annotations, illuminating the social and moral dilemmas faced by Emma Bovary—the iconic protagonist. Explore the striking 21 images, including historical photographs and engravings, that enrich your understanding of life in 19th-century provincial France.
In 'Madame Bovary,' Flaubert masterfully critiques the societal conventions of his era, crafting a narrative that reflects the struggles between personal desire and societal expectations. The novel’s bold themes challenge established moral frameworks, leading to Flaubert’s trial on charges of immorality, a testament to its enduring impact.
Perfect for academics and casual readers alike, this edition of 'Madame Bovary' is a critical resource, featuring notable essays on its central themes. Enhancing your reading experience, 'Criticism' includes 16 valuable studies, with twelve newly added pieces from literary giants such as Charles Baudelaire and Henry James. Experience the richness of this French classic today and delve into a world where literature and life collide in profound ways.
In 'Madame Bovary,' Flaubert masterfully critiques the societal conventions of his era, crafting a narrative that reflects the struggles between personal desire and societal expectations. The novel’s bold themes challenge established moral frameworks, leading to Flaubert’s trial on charges of immorality, a testament to its enduring impact.
Perfect for academics and casual readers alike, this edition of 'Madame Bovary' is a critical resource, featuring notable essays on its central themes. Enhancing your reading experience, 'Criticism' includes 16 valuable studies, with twelve newly added pieces from literary giants such as Charles Baudelaire and Henry James. Experience the richness of this French classic today and delve into a world where literature and life collide in profound ways.