Gesammelte Romane: Madame Bovary + Salambo + Die Schule der Empfindsamkeit + Gedanken eines Zweiflers

Flaubert's works explore complex characters and societal themes. In "Madame Bovary," Emma Bovary yearns for a more exciting life, leading to her disillusionment with her mundane marriage. "Salambo" depicts the historical struggle in North Africa following Carthage's defeat, blending history with fiction. "The School of Sensibility" follows Frédéric Moreau, a young man whose idealistic pursuits in Paris hinder his real opportunities, particularly due to his unrequited love for a married woman. Flaubert's narratives reflect deep psychological insights and social critiques.