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Madame Bovary
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It is a novel that deals with the story of Emma Bovary, a woman who seeks an ideal life and gets involved in disappointments due to her unrealistic romantic expectations.
The novel “Madame Bovary” is considered one of the greatest works of Gustave Flaubert, and the most wonderful novels known to world literature in the last century, if not the most wonderful of all. Flaubert, the greatest French novelist with Balzac in the nineteenth century, dedicated with it the victory of realism over romanticism; hence its profound influence on the course of the contemporary world novel.
When Madame Bovary was published, the French Public Prosecution filed a lawsuit accusing him of immoral novel, but Flaubert’s lawyer gave an eloquent defense of the novel, and the court had no choice but to acquit the novel and consider it an excellent work of art. It is considered the first realistic novel whose events arouse suspense and enjoyment, in addition to the profound impact the novel leaves on souls.
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