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Madame Bovary

A Play in Three Acts

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Gaston Baty

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Pages: 256pages
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The story centers on Emma Bovary, a romantic woman disillusioned by the monotony of rural life in France. Despite being married to a good man, she seeks fulfillment through affairs, first with a lover who disappoints her, and then with another man, which also ends in failure. Her relentless pursuit of passion leads to despair, highlighting the tragic consequences of her unattainable dreams. This adaptation of Flaubert's classic captures the essence of French society and the struggles of its characters.

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Madame Bovary, Gaston Baty

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Année de publication: 2012
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Titre: Madame Bovary
Sous-titre: A Play in Three Acts
Langue: Anglais
Auteurs: Gaston Baty
Éditeur: Borgo Press
Publié: 2012
Format: souple
Pages: 256
ISBN13: 9781434445735
Mots clés: Romans d'amour, Philosophie, Fiction historique, Classiques, Biologie, Amour, Science, Femmes, France, Divertissement, Couple & Relations, Mort, 19e siècle, Adapté au cinéma, Littérature française, Littérature anglaise, Mariage, Évolution, Suicide, Scandales et affaires, Dépression, Médecins, Réalisme, Infidélité, Manipulation, Crise conjugale, Dettes, endettement
Première publication: 1857
Titre original: Madame Bovary
Évaluation: 4,15 sur 5
Description: The story centers on Emma Bovary, a romantic woman disillusioned by the monotony of rural life in France. Despite being married to a good man, she seeks fulfillment through affairs, first with a lover who disappoints her, and then with another man, which also ends in failure. Her relentless pursuit of passion leads to despair, highlighting the tragic consequences of her unattainable dreams. This adaptation of Flaubert's classic captures the essence of French society and the struggles of its characters.