Böcker av Gustave Flaubert

"Frédéric Moreau ist jung, ehrgeizig und voller Pläne. Mit überschäumendem Herzen lässt er die Provinz hinter sich und begibt sich nach Paris, in die Metropole der Kunst, der Politik, der Macht. Doch Moreau ist auch empfindsam, wie es Künstlerseelen bisweilen zu sein pflegen. Die Liebe zu Madame Arnoux überwältigt ihn und lähmt seine Tatkraft bis auf Weiteres. Nachdem er überdies seine politischen Naivitäten in sich zusammenfallen sieht, bleibt von seiner Schaffenskraft nicht mehr übrig als langweilende Mittelmäßigkeit, für die Paris keine Verwendung hat. Game over!" Redaktion Gröls-Verlag (Edition Werke der Weltliteratur)

First published in 1869, this deliberately written work follows the ambitions and whims of the young Frédéric Moreau as he travels from his provincial hometown to the enticing metropolis of Paris. Though he survived the Revolution of 1848, Moreau is still prone to all the mistakes and petty concerns of a young man of the middle class: he develops an infatuation for a married woman, Madame Arnoux, and falls in and out of love with her throughout the novel; his ambitious endeavors soon bore him and leave him with Parisian ennui; and, despite the founding of the Second French Empire, Moreau is disappointed by the lack of social progress around him. Through all of this disillusionment, the author makes it very clear that he saw his generation as one without true passion or genuine feeling, utilizing irony and pessimism to underscore the mood of that social and political time in the history of France. The last work of Flaubert published in his lifetime, "Sentimental Education" has since been hailed as one of the most influential novels of the 19th century. This edition is printed on premium acid-free paper.

Le Dictionnaire des idées reçues ou Catalogue des opinions chics est un ouvrage littéraire ironique et resté inachevé de Gustave Flaubert qui regroupe sous forme d'un dictionnaire des définitions et aphorismes de son imagination. Le Dictionnaire des idées reçues fut publié de manière posthume en 1913 après le travail d'édition scientifique d'Étienne-Louis Ferrère. Il comporte environ 1 000 définitions se rapportant à des noms communs ou des noms propres. Flaubert les traite avec humour, derrière une objectivité et une scientificité apparentes, avec un véritable sens de l'autodérision que l'on méconnaissait jusqu'ici chez l'auteur de Madame Bovary et de L'Éducation sentimentale.

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Salammbo is a historical novel by Gustave Flaubert. Set in ancient Carthage, the vivid plot bursts with exoticism, high drama and bloody violence. We join war-torn Carthage in the 3rd century B.C., as the city is on the cusp of the Mercenaries' Revolt. Uncertainty pervades the once-great capital, whose finances are in disarray as a result of the lengthy Punic Wars. As it cannot pay or fulfill promises made to mercenaries it hired, the mercenaries turn on the city, intenting to claim their dues by force.The main character is Matho, a Libyan mercenary who leads his own company in an assault against the city of Carthage. He has his eyes set not merely on gold but on a strikingly beautiful woman named Salaambo, who is the daughter of Hamilcar, one of the city's leading generals. However, Salaambo proves more than just a mere beauty. She seeks to confound Matho, whose wits are blinded with lust, by stealing back the Za?mph - a sacred, jewel-encrusted veil said to protect Carthage and its people.

Salammbo is a historical novel by Gustave Flaubert. Set in ancient Carthage, the vivid plot bursts with exoticism, high drama and bloody violence. We join war-torn Carthage in the 3rd century B.C., as the city is on the cusp of the Mercenaries' Revolt. Uncertainty pervades the once-great capital, whose finances are in disarray as a result of the lengthy Punic Wars. As it cannot pay or fulfill promises made to mercenaries it hired, the mercenaries turn on the city, intenting to claim their dues by force.The main character is Matho, a Libyan mercenary who leads his own company in an assault against the city of Carthage. He has his eyes set not merely on gold but on a strikingly beautiful woman named Salaambo, who is the daughter of Hamilcar, one of the city's leading generals. However, Salaambo proves more than just a mere beauty. She seeks to confound Matho, whose wits are blinded with lust, by stealing back the Za?mph - a sacred, jewel-encrusted veil said to protect Carthage and its people.

¿Frédéric Moreau ist jung, ehrgeizig und voller Pläne. Mit überschäumendem Herzen lässt er die Provinz hinter sich und begibt sich nach Paris, in die Metropole der Kunst, der Politik, der Macht. Doch Moreau ist auch empfindsam, wie es Künstlerseelen bisweilen zu sein pflegen. Die Liebe zu Madame Arnoux überwältigt ihn und lähmt seine Tatkraft bis auf Weiteres. Nachdem er überdies seine politischen Naivitäten in sich zusammenfallen sieht, bleibt von seiner Schaffenskraft nicht mehr übrig als langweilende Mittelmäßigkeit, für die Paris keine Verwendung hat. Game over!¿ Redaktion Gröls-Verlag (Edition Werke der Weltliteratur)