Paul Bourget was a French novelist and essayist who reacted against naturalism, initially pioneering the experimental analytical novel. His early works, rich with nuanced studies of manners and characters, captivated Parisian high society seeking a dream of modernity. Bourget later shifted towards the 'thesis novel,' delving into the psychological and moral underpinnings of individual and societal issues. Influenced by his conversion to Catholicism, his writing sought to synthesize faith and science, addressing the social, political, and religious concerns of his era.
Compendium h de Balzac's Comédie Humaine is a comprehensive guide to the characters and themes of Balzac's famous novel sequence. Featuring in-depth analysis and commentary, this compendium serves as an essential resource for scholars and students of French literature.
A Divorce tells the story of the unraveling of a marriage in the social circles of Paris in the late 19th century. With a keen attention to psychological detail and a deep understanding of the social pressures of the time, Paul Bourget offers a gripping portrait of a society undergoing profound change.
In this collection of travel essays, French writer Paul Bourget captures the essence of Italy, from its art and architecture to its picturesque countryside and charming people. He notes the beauty of cities like Florence and Rome, but also takes the time to explore lesser-known regions such as Tuscany and Umbria. This book is a must-read for anyone planning a trip to Italy, or anyone who wants to experience Italy vicariously through Bourget's vivid descriptions.
The narrative centers on Andre Cornelis, a young man torn between his family's expectations and his passion for art and writing. As the son of a wealthy businessman, he faces pressure to conform to a traditional path of success. This internal conflict drives him on a journey of self-discovery, where he confronts themes of love, loyalty, and the essence of fulfillment. Through his encounters with various characters, Andre learns about his limitations and the complexities of identity and ambition, making it a profound exploration of personal growth and meaning in life.
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This reprint presents a faithful reproduction of the 1895 edition, capturing the author's impressions of America through a unique lens. It offers readers a glimpse into the cultural and social landscape of the time, reflecting on the experiences and observations that shaped the author's views. The book serves as both a historical document and an engaging narrative, inviting readers to explore the nuances of American life from a late 19th-century perspective.
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