Bøger af Gustave Flaubert

We were in class when the head-master came in, followed by a "new fellow," not wearing the school uniform, and a school servant carrying a large desk. Those who had been asleep woke up, and every one rose as if just surprised at his work. The head-master made a sign to us to sit down. Then, turning to the class-master, he said to him in a low voice- "Monsieur Roger, here is a pupil whom I recommend to your care; he'll be in the second. If his work and conduct are satisfactory, he will go into one of the upper classes, as becomes his age."

Avoir l'esprit bourgeois, c'est penser selon les habitudes de son milieu et s'y conformer. Sa vie durant, Flaubert joua de la lyre, du couteau (à découper) et de la massue. Au cours de sa vaste entreprise de démolition, lui vint l'idée diabolique du Dictionnaire des idées reçues à partir d'une constatation de génie: le propre des gens bêtes est de craindre par dessus tout de paraître tels. Pour les vaincre, il faut donc les conduire à s'étouffer dans cette crainte...

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L'Éducation sentimentale, histoire d'un jeune homme est un roman de l'écrivain français Gustave Flaubert, publié le 17 novembre 1869 chez Michel Lévy frères. Le coeur du récit est lui-même tiré du roman de Sainte-Beuve, Volupté, qu'Honoré de Balzac avait déjà traité et d'une certaine manière réécrit avec le Lys dans la vallée. Le roman de Flaubert reprend le même sujet selon des règles narratives entièrement neuves, réinventant le roman d'apprentissage pour lui donner une profondeur et une acuité nouvelle.

Gustave Flaubert est un écrivain français né à Rouen le 12 décembre 1821 et mort à Canteleu, en Seine Maritime, le 8 mai 1880. Gustave est le fils d'Achille Flaubert, chirurgien chef à l'hôpital de Rouen, et de Justine Caroline Fleuriot. Il a un frère ainé, Achille, brillant élève au profit duquel il sera souvent délaissé. Il passe une enfance sans joie, adoucie par l'affection qu'il porte à sa soeur Caroline, de trois ans sa cadette.

A collection of brief but impactful stories from revered French writer Gustave Flaubert. Three Short Works features several notable titles such as "The Dance of Death," "The Legend of Saint Julian the Hospitaller" and "A Simple Soul." Each one delivers a striking tale with vibrant characters and a bold conclusion.

""Salammbo"" is a historical novel penned by the acclaimed French author Gustave Flaubert. Set in ancient Carthage during the third century BCE, this captivating tale delves into the tumultuous events surrounding the Mercenary War.The story revolves around Salammbo, the beautiful and enigmatic daughter of Hamilcar Barca, a Carthaginian general. As the city faces a rebellion by the mercenaries, Salammbo becomes entangled in a web of political intrigue, forbidden love, and the clash of power.Flaubert's meticulous attention to detail and vivid prose transport readers to the ancient world, immersing them in the opulent settings, fierce battles, and complex characters. Through his evocative storytelling, Flaubert explores themes of desire, betrayal, and the perils of ambition.""Salammbo"" is a literary masterpiece that showcases Flaubert's mastery of historical fiction, offering a captivating glimpse into the ancient Mediterranean world.

"A Simple Soul" by Gustave Flaubert is a poignant and introspective novella that delves into the life and experiences of Félicité, a humble and devoted servant who leads a simple existence, yet possesses a profound depth of emotion and devotion.The story follows Félicité's journey from her early years as a servant in various households to her eventual position with Madame Aubain, a widow living in the small town of Pont-l'Évêque. Despite the challenges and hardships she faces, Félicité's unwavering dedication and genuine kindness earn her the affection of Madame Aubain and her family.Flaubert's narrative artfully unveils Félicité's inner world, revealing her deep emotional connections and the intensity of her feelings. Through her experiences, the novella explores themes of love, devotion, and the search for meaning in a seemingly ordinary life.Félicité's devotion is most evident in her relationship with a parrot named Loulou. After Loulou's death, Félicité's grief and longing lead her to seek solace in her religious beliefs, particularly her devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Her profound spiritual experiences and connection to the divine provide her with a sense of purpose and fulfillment.As the years pass, Félicité's life becomes intertwined with that of Madame Aubain's daughter, Virginie. When Virginie falls seriously ill, Félicité dedicates herself to caring for her, showcasing her selflessness and compassion. Félicité's unwavering devotion to Virginie and her willingness to sacrifice her own well-being serve as a testament to the depth of her character.The novella's exploration of Félicité's emotional world is complemented by Flaubert's detailed and evocative descriptions of the natural surroundings and everyday life in Pont-l'Évêque. These descriptions contribute to the rich sensory experience of the narrative, allowing readers to immerse themselves in Félicité's world and connect with her on a deeper level."A Simple Soul" offers a profound meditation on the complexities of the human heart and the beauty that can be found in even the most unassuming lives. Through Félicité's story, Flaubert prompts readers to reflect on the nature of love, devotion, and the pursuit of spiritual fulfillment in a world marked by both joys and sorrows.

Madame Bovary, often ranked among the greatest novels of all time, is Flaubert¿s first novel, and considered to be both his masterpiece and one of the most influential works in literary history, with authors from Henry James to Proust to Nabokov heaping it with praise.The novel tells the story of Emma Bovary, a commoner wife of a country doctor, and her attempts to escape the drudgery of day-to-day mediocrity by engaging in adulterous affairs and overspending on luxuries. She remains unsatisfied even though her husband adores her and they want for little, and her shallowness eventually leads to their ruin.The story was first serialized in Revue de Paris, where prosecutors tried to have it censored for obscenity, arguing that not only is the story immoral, but that realism as a literary style is an offence against art and decency. The trial only served to increase the story¿s fame, and when it was published as a single novel it quickly became a bestseller.The novel is groundbreaking in its emphasis on the psychological and emotional lives of its characters. Literature up to then had mostly focusing on the external events that make characters react, instead of focusing on the internal thought processes of those characters. Madame Bovary changed that forever. It was also revolutionary in its criticism of the middle class, which at the time was a still-new social class vying for elbow room between the working poor and hereditary aristocracy. Flaubert critiqued the middle class as being ambitious, shallow, greedy, materialistic, and totally without culture; Emmäs burning desire to reach even higher social strata, contrasted against that satisfaction being fundamentally denied to her by her middle-class nature, is an early echo of Marx¿s theory of alienation in industrial societies.Today Madame Bovary, with its careful but charming description of the banality of everyday life, is considered the first great example of literary realism in fiction novels. Eleanor Marx-Aveling¿s translation, though over a hundred years old, is remarkably fresh and smooth, and is a pleasure even for modern readers.

Gustave Flaubert wrote a book called Sentimental Education, Volume 1, or The History of a Young Man. The book is about a young guy from a small town in France named Frederic Moreau. He is in love with Madame Arnoux, who is married. The story takes place during the French Revolution of 1848, and it shows how French society and government changed during that time. The book is a look at romantic love and how it can lead to disappointment. Frederic follows Madame Arnoux to Paris, where he gets caught up in the political and social changes of the time. He also has a few other relationships, including one with a woman named Rosanette, but his feelings for Madame Arnoux don't change. Flaubert is thought to be one of the best writers of the 19th century because of the way he writes.

Salammbô is a historical novel written by Gustave Flaubert. The novel is set in ancient Carthage, during the Mercenary War (240-238 BC), a conflict between the mercenaries of Carthage and the Carthaginian state. The story revolves around the character of Salammbô, the daughter of the Carthaginian general Hamilcar Barca, and her forbidden love for the mercenary leader Matho. The story begins with the mercenaries demanding their payment from the Carthaginians, who are unable to pay due to financial difficulties. Matho, the leader of the mercenaries, falls in love with Salammbô after seeing her during a ceremony in the temple of the goddess Tanit. Salammbô, who is dedicated to the temple, is also drawn to Matho. However, their love is forbidden, and they face many obstacles in pursuing their feelings. Will Slammbo and Matho get together? The novel is a masterful work of historical fiction, combining Flaubert's meticulous research with his poetic prose.

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"Bouvard et Pécuchet" est un roman de Gustave Flaubert, l'un des écrivains français les plus célèbres du 19e siècle. Ce roman, publié après sa mort, raconte l'histoire de deux copistes parisiens, Bouvard et Pécuchet, qui décident de quitter leur emploi et de se consacrer à l'étude et à l'expérimentation dans le but de devenir des érudits universels.Bouvard et Pécuchet sont des personnages très différents. Bouvard est un homme impulsif et Pécuchet est un homme plus méthodique. Ils sont passionnés par la connaissance et aspirent à tout savoir sur tous les sujets. Ils se lancent dans une série d'études et d'expérimentations dans des domaines tels que la botanique, la chimie, la philosophie, l'agriculture, la médecine, la littérature et bien d'autres encore.Cependant, malgré leurs efforts, Bouvard et Pécuchet sont constamment confrontés à l'échec et à la frustration. Leurs tentatives d'appliquer leurs connaissances théoriques à la pratique se soldent souvent par des résultats désastreux. Flaubert met en évidence l'ironie et l'absurdité de leurs actions, soulignant les limites de la connaissance humaine et les erreurs inhérentes à la nature humaine.Le roman explore également les thèmes de l'imitation et de l'illusion. Bouvard et Pécuchet cherchent à imiter les grands esprits de leur temps, mais finissent par se perdre dans une quête vaine de perfection et de savoir absolu. Leur obsession pour l'accumulation de connaissances les conduit à des situations comiques et tragiques, mettant en lumière les fragilités de l'ambition humaine."Bouvard et Pécuchet" est une satire savante et subtile de la société, de la science et de l'érudition. Flaubert critique avec ironie les illusions de grandeur intellectuelle et les aspirations démesurées de ses personnages. Le roman offre une réflexion profonde sur la condition humaine, la vanité et les limites de la connaissance.Ce résumé de "Bouvard et Pécuchet" met en avant des mots-clés pertinents pour le référencement sur Amazon, tels que "Gustave Flaubert", "roman", "érudition", "connaissance", "échec", "ironie", "ambition", "satire", "illusion" et "vanité".

Hurja klassikkoteos rakkaudesta ja intohimosta.Emma Bovary on turhautunut nuori nainen, joka haaveilee kauniista asioista, rikkauksista ja intohimosta. Hän kaipaa elämäänsä jännitystä, ja se toteutuu romanttisia kertomuksia lukemalla. Arjessa ei nimittäin ole sitten mitään ihmeellistä. Emma asuu pienessä kaupungissa ja hänet tunnetaan maalaislääkärin rouvana, jos sinäkään – nainen kun on vaimo ja kodinhengetär, jonka ei kannattaisi upottaa nenää kirjaan tai ainakaan antaa unelmiensa kasvaa liian suuriksi. Emma ei kuitenkaan tyydy osaansa, vaan antaa romantiikankaipuunsa ja toiveensa onnesta näyttää tietä, vaikka elämä tarjoaa pettymyksen toisensa jälkeen. Kun intohimo vie, ei traagisilta tunteilta säästy kukaan.Ilmestymisaikanaan 1800-luvun puolivälissä Rouva Bovary sai aikaan skandaalin, ja sen väitettyä moraalinvastaisuutta käsiteltiin oikeudessa saakka. Romaani sai kuitenkin julkaisuluvan, ja siitä tuli suuri menestys. Nykyään Rouva Bovarya pidetään maailmankirjallisuuden merkittävänä klassikkona. Romaanin tarkka ote naisen intohimoon, jännityksenkaipuuseen, avioliiton ulkopuolisiin suhteisiin sekä idealistisiin unelmiin hätkähdytti aikalaislukijoita ja tarjoaa yhä nykypäivänäkin samaistuttavia ajatuksia haaveista ja pettymyksistä.Rouva Bovary on sovitettu useaksi elokuvaksi, joista ensimmäinen julkaistiin jo vuonna 1932 ja viimeisin vuonna 2014. BBC teki romaanista myös tv-sarjan vuonna 2000.Gustave Flaubert (1821–1880) oli ranskalainen kirjailija. Flaubertin teokset ovat realistisia ja usein hyvin yksityiskohtaisia. Perfektionistina tunnettu Flaubert kuvaa romaaneissaan todellisuutta viileästi ja tarkasti havainnoiden, välttäen kannanottoja tai asioiden romantisoimista. Flaubertin tunnetuin teos on maailmankirjallisuuden klassikoihin kuuluva Rouva Bovary.