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Note on references; Chronology; Introduction;
1. Madame Bovary: composition and context;
2. Madame Bovary: novel and art;
3. Madame Bovary: sequels and effects.
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Richard D. Salinas
reviewed Flaubert: Madame Bovary on November 11, 2013
Flaubert: Madame Bovary
If you want them in your life you'll learn a lotabout love, hopelessnes and scheme while you're reading this book You won't want to have them after readiing this book.
As I was reading I tried to put myself in Emma's shoes or sometimes in Charles' shoes. I wouldn't kill myself because of any kind and degree of love. Emma had a problem: SHE HAD NO PROBLEM!THAT'S WHT SHE CREATED THAT DREAM and she drowned in it.She didn't even tried to save herself. This book is already a classc. It wouldn't be if any of the words was removed or added or even the order is changed.This book is full of discriptions which made it difficult to understand and gives the dramatic meaning of the incidents. Because I'm not a native speaker ı had a touble to understaand sometimes. On the other hand I don't think a usual native speaker can easily understand the book either.
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