Trois contes

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Bordas Editions, 1988 - Fiction - 371 pages
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Contents

Remerciements
11
Introduction générale des Trois contes
19
Bibliographie
145
Copyright

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Common terms and phrases

Antipas aperçut Aulus avant-textes bêtes BIASI blanc BONACCORSO bord Bourais Bouvard et Pécuchet bras brouillons C'était Carnet Caroline cerf chasse château chose cœur simple Concarneau Contes coup Croyances et légendes d'Antipas d'Hérodias danse DEBRAY-GENETTE début description dessous détails devant diégèse éléments en-dessous Esséniens Félicité femme festin fille fin marge Flaubert Flavius Josephus focalisation gazon George Sand Hérodias Honfleur Iaokanann Ibid illisible Jésus jour Juifs l'air l'écriture L'Éducation sentimentale l'épisode l'histoire Lecointre-Dupont Lépreux lettre Liébard Loulou Machaerous Madame Bovary Mannaëi Maury ment Mme Aubain Mme Roger mort motifs mousse mythe narration notes passé père Colmiche perroquet personnages Phanuel Pharisiens Pont-l'Évêque RAITT religieuse reposoir reste Roger des Genettes romantique Sadducéens Saint Julien l'Hospitalier Salammbô Salomé scénarios séquence soir soleil sources structure tête Tétrarque texte final thème tion Trouville version imprimée Victor Virginie vision Vitellius vitrail voix yeux

About the author (1988)

Born in the town of Rouen, in northern France, in 1821, Gustave Flaubert was sent to study law in Paris at the age of 18. After only three years, his career was interrupted and he retired to live with his widowed mother in their family home at Croisset, on the banks of the Seine River. Supported by a private income, he devoted himself to his writing. Flaubert traveled with writer Maxime du Camp from November 1849 to April 1851 to North Africa, Syria, Turkey, Greece, and Italy. When he returned he began Madame Bovary, which appeared first in the Revue in 1856 and in book form the next year. The realistic depiction of adultery was condemned as immoral and Flaubert was prosecuted, but escaped conviction. Other major works include Salammbo (1862), Sentimental Education (1869), and The Temptation of Saint Antony (1874). His long novel Bouvard et Pecuchet was unfinished at his death in 1880. After his death, Flaubert's fame and reputation grew steadily, strengthened by the publication of his unfinished novel in 1881 and the many volumes of his correspondence.

Bibliographic information

TitleTrois contes
Classiques Garnier, ISSN 0750-2176
AuthorGustave Flaubert
EditorPeter Michael Wetherill
PublisherBordas Editions, 1988
Original fromthe University of California
DigitizedMar 5, 2010
ISBN2040170235, 9782040170233
Length371 pages
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Fiction / Short Stories (single author)
  
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