| Description |
xiv, 401 page, 1 unnumbered page ; 17 cm |
| Series |
Everyman's library ; [no. 969] |
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Everyman's library ; no. 969
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| Summary |
The protagonist, Frederic Moreau, and his beloved, Mme Arnoux, are based on Flaubert's youthful infatuation with an older married woman. Frederic's puppy love for Mme Arnoux is at first steadfast and idealistic, and she remains faithful to her rather frivolous husband. Frederic's love ends in disillusionment, as do the subsequent passions of his life. His youthful ambitions lead to failure and boredom, and his idealistic views of social progress are disappointed by reality |
| Notes |
"First published in this edition 1941." |
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Translation of: "L'education sentimentale", with introduction and notes by Anthony Goldsmith |
| Bibliography |
"Brief bibliography of Gustave Flaubert" page xiv |
| Notes |
Translation of L'education sentimantale |
| Subject |
Married women -- Fiction.
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Unrequited love -- Fiction.
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Young men -- Fiction.
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France -- History -- February Revolution, 1848 -- Fiction.
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Paris (France) -- Fiction.
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Paris (France) -- History -- June Days, 1848 -- Fiction.
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| Genre/Form |
Bildungsromans.
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Fiction.
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| Author |
Goldsmith, Anthony.
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| LC no. |
42036001 |
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