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Flaubert, Gustave
Flaubert, Gustave (18211880). French novelist of the realist school,noted for his objective approach and painstaking perfection
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Extractions: Flaubert was born in Rouen, Normandy, on December 12, 1821, the son of a doctor. He briefly studied law in Paris but gave it up to write. From 1849 to 1851 he and a friend toured Greece and the Near East, an experience that provided exotic background for two of his novels. Afflicted by a nervous disorder, he spent most of his life quietly at home with his family at Croisset, in the country near Rouen, where he received many leading writers. He died there on May 8, 1880. Flaubert's first and most widely read novel, Madame Bovary, first published in 1857, soon became the subject of a famous legal case. Both the author and the publisher were prosecuted on the grounds that the novel was immoral. Although they were acquitted, scandal clouded the reception of the novel, and it was some time before it won recognition as one of the masterpieces of French literature. It has been published frequently in English. Madame Bovary relates, against a French provincial-town background, the romantically motivated adulteries of a married woman whose pathetically overblown love affairs end in her suicide. In essence the novel is an indictment of the drabness, pretensions, and petty delusions of bourgeois life, which Flaubert loathed almost to the point of obsession. Nevertheless, the tragedy of the characters, mediocre and dull though they are, is portrayed with powerfully effective perception. Madame Bovary has had a lasting influence as a masterpiece of realism.
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Extractions: Gustave Flaubert A Simple Heart Madame Bovary Madame Bovary - Study Guide Introduction "My deplorable mania exhausts me. I doubt everything, even my doubt" (Flaubert in a letter, August 1846) Gustave Flaubert was born the son of a surgeon in Rouen in 1821. The influence of a medical background is evident both in the content of Madame Bovary and in his 'scientific' style. In 1844 he suffered a form of epileptic seizure which forced him to give up his hated legal studies in Paris (although they later provided material both for Charles Bovary's student days and for Léon) and allowed him to devote himself to his writing. In 1846 he retired to the quiet Normandy village of Croisset with his mother and young niece. Despite his relative isolation he travelled widely; he witnessed the 1848 uprising in Paris (which he later drew on for A Sentimental Education ), toured the Near East with his friend and fellow writer Maxime du Camp and visited North Africa to collect material for the novel Salammbô . Surprisingly for a man famed for his literary misanthropy he also enjoyed the company of a wide variety of friends; he was closest to the writer Louis Bouilhet (Flaubert was devastated by his death in 1869) but he also corresponded with the Goncourt brothers, Sainte-Beuve, George Sand and even Princesse Mathilde, Napoleon III's cousin. He met his mistress and 'muse' Louise Colet in 1846; their relationship lasted until 1857 and their extensive and intimate correspondence has shed much light on the compostion of
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Extractions: Né à Rouen en 1821, fils de chirurgien, ses études de droit ne le détournèrent pas de sa passion pour la littérature. Maxime du Camp, son ami, lui conseille de brûler le manuscrit de La tentation de Saint-Antoine , écrit en 1849, pour entreprendre un roman inspiré d'un fait divers récent qui voit la femme adultère d'un médecin normand s'empoisonner : Madame Bovary parut d'abord en 1856 dans La Revue de Paris. Jugé pour obscénité, Flaubert fut acquitté et le roman obtînt un succès immédiat. En 1882 paraissait Salammbô ; que Flaubert retravaille pendant six ans et qui reçut un accueil aussi favorable que Madame Bovary . Il enchaîne aussitôt sur L'Education sentimentale , qui fut un échec en 1869. Reprenant son premier manuscrit, il établit la version définitive de La Tentation de Saint Antoine publiée en 1874. Epuisé par une maladie nerveuse chronique, il laisse inachevé son Bouvard et Pécuchet . Son dernier ouvrage fut Trois contes. Il mourut le 8 mai 1880.
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GustaveCalled the novelist's novelist by Henry James, French writer Gustave Flaubert(18211880) was born on this day in Rouen, the son of a country surgeon.
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Extractions: "There is not a p a r t i c l e of life which does not be ar poetry within it." ~ Gustave Flaubert Called "the novelist's novelist" by Henry James, French writer Gustave Flaubert (1821-1880) was born on this day in Rouen, the son of a country surgeon. "The human language is like a cracked kettle on which we beat out a tune for a dancing bear," he celebrated. "When we hope with our music to move the stars ." As a young man, Flaubert devoured books by Goethe Voltaire and Chateaubriand , then studied law before becoming a writer. He is best known for the classic Madame Bovary (1857), a passionate story of love and adultery in mid-19th century France. The novel's notoriety led to Flaubert's prosecution and acquittal for immorality. "An author in his book must be like
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Fiction: Gustave Flaubert
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Extractions: MM_preloadImages('../images/m_research_o.gif'); MM_preloadImages('../images/m_related_o.gif'); MM_preloadImages('../images/m_literary_o.gif'); MM_preloadImages('../images/m_critical_o.gif'); MM_preloadImages('../images/m_essays_o.gif'); MM_preloadImages('../images/m_poetry_o.gif'); MM_preloadImages('../images/m_drama_o.gif'); MM_preloadImages('../images/m_fiction_o.gif'); Gustave Flaubert (1821-1880) said that in writing, everything is a matter of style, of the distinctive way one expresses oneself. Flaubert's life was remarkable mostly for the way he devoted himself to writing fiction. He once told a friend, "I have more imagination than heart." Born into a thrifty, prosperous family in Rouen, Flaubert was the son of a surgeon. His mother encouraged him to read literature and write plays while he was still a child. He attended school in Rouen and began to study law in Paris, but in 1844 he suffered the first of many attacks of unconsciousness - possibly epilepsy - so he gave up law and returned home to live with his widowed mother. Like many of his contemporaries, including the poet Charles Baudelaire and his relative Guy de Maupassant, Flaubert was afflicted with syphilis. In his Dictionary of Accepted Opinions
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Gustave Flaubert. (18211880). 1857-ben, alig fél éven belül elobbegy prózaírót, majd egy költot állítottak Franciaországban
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Extractions: GUSTAVE FLAUBERT 1857-ben, alig fél éven belül elõbb egy prózaírót, majd egy költõt állítottak Franciaországban büntetõbíróság elé, mert könyvükkel megsértették a jó erkölcsöket és a közszemérmet. A prózaírót Gustave Flaubert-nak hívták, a költõt Charles Baudelaire -nak. A bíróság mindkettõjük könyvét kárhoztatta és megbélyegezte. Azután nemsokára már az elõbbinek megjelenésével jelölték a modern regényirodalom kezdetét, az utóbbival a modern költészetét. Mi volt Flaubert bûne? Az, hogy hidegen, tárgyilagosan (és a sivár témával meghökkentõen ellentétes, zengõen szavalható stílusban) elmondotta, hogy a nyomasztóan kicsinyes vidéki polgárok körében egy orvos felesége - bizonyos Bovaryné - romantikus ábrándjai között nem bírja elviselni az élet kisszerûségét, de nincs egyéb útja a kitöréshez, mint hogy megcsalja férjét, két ízben is. De felismeri, hogy szeretõi ugyanolyan szürkén kisszerûek, mint a férje vagy a szomszédok. Kiürült lélekkel, lehetetlenné válva önmaga és mások elõtt, öngyilkos lesz. - Hát ez volt a nagy erkölcstelenség. Az író bemutatta a polgároknak, hogy kicsinyesek és ostobák, a romantikusoknak, hogy nincs mód a romantikára, s mindehhez erkölcsileg nem is ítélte el a reménytelen vergõdésben házasságtörést elkövetõ vidéki polgárasszonyt. Rettenetesen sivár történet ez. A botrányper azonban hirtelen divatossá tette, és az akkor már harminchét éves író egyszerre csak ott állt a francia irodalmi élet közepén. Akik magukat realistáknak mondották, egyszeriben benne látták mesterüket. Rendkívül gondos, iskolai példatárba kívánkozó mondatait példaképekként idézték.
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Gustave Flaubert (18211880), French novelist. Flaubert's novelsare perhaps the most well-crafted of any of the French realists
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Extractions: French novelist. Flaubert's novels are perhaps the most well-crafted of any of the French realists (Compare Honore de Balzac and Guy de Maupassant). He would occasionally spend an entire night writing to find that he had only composed a few sentences. This explains his exceedingly small output. His greatest and most famous work is undoubtedly Madame Bovary (1857). This novel describes the disenchantment of the French bourgeois. Other noted works of his include Salammbo (1862), a historical novel set in ancient Carthage, L'Education Sentimentale (1869) and La Tentation de Saint Antoine (1874). Among his friends were writers Georges Sand, Maupassant, Edmond de Goncourt and Jules de Goncourt. The word "realism" is used with different meanings in many fields - philosophy, art, and literature, for example. Each have movements or schools characterized by the name "realism". In the visual arts and literature, realism is a middle 19th century movement which started in France. The realists sought to render accurately everyday characters, situations, and dilemmas. Realism began as a reaction to romanticism , in which subjects were treated idealistically. The movement is anticipated by the work of the French author Stendhal. But the "father" of realism is generally thought to be Honoré de
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