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Carmen

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Prosper Mérimée

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"Carmen"--the inspiration for one of the world's most popular operas--is a story about the dark forces that lurk beneath the facade of civilization, where passions are brutal and erotic love is seductive and sinister. When Don Jose meets a gypsy woman, he has no idea that his chance encounter with the "pretty witch" will have disastrous consequences. With her magic and her malevolent spirit, Carmen exerts a powerful charm on the unsuspecting Don Jose, who is drawn into a seedy underworld of bandits and smugglers--exploited and humiliated, until he is driven to the ultimate revenge. In "Carmen," Prosper Merimee introduced a literary archetype: the femme fatale, who uses her sexuality and mystery to ensnare and ultimately destroy the weak, unsuspecting man. It appears here with "The Venus of Ille," a brilliant tale of the supernatural. Prosper Merimee is a noted French novelist, playwright, and short story writer.

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Titre: Carmen
Langue: Anglais
Auteurs: Prosper Mérimée
Éditeur: Hesperus Press Ltd
Publié: 2004
ISBN10: 1843910969
ISBN13: 9781843910961
Mots clés: Fiction, Histoire, Art / Culture, Nonfiction, Romans d'amour, Classiques, Théâtre & Art dramatique, Amour, Nouvelles, France, Meurtres, Dramas, Mort, Pièces de théâtre, 19e siècle, Littérature française, Romans courts, Espagne, Désir, Roms, Jalousie, Fraudes, Morale, Contrebande, Opéras et opérettes, Corse, Librettos
Première publication: 1847
Titre original: Carmen
Évaluation: 4,35 sur 5
Description: "Carmen"--the inspiration for one of the world's most popular operas--is a story about the dark forces that lurk beneath the facade of civilization, where passions are brutal and erotic love is seductive and sinister. When Don Jose meets a gypsy woman, he has no idea that his chance encounter with the "pretty witch" will have disastrous consequences. With her magic and her malevolent spirit, Carmen exerts a powerful charm on the unsuspecting Don Jose, who is drawn into a seedy underworld of bandits and smugglers--exploited and humiliated, until he is driven to the ultimate revenge. In "Carmen," Prosper Merimee introduced a literary archetype: the femme fatale, who uses her sexuality and mystery to ensnare and ultimately destroy the weak, unsuspecting man. It appears here with "The Venus of Ille," a brilliant tale of the supernatural. Prosper Merimee is a noted French novelist, playwright, and short story writer.