Three Tales

Name: Three Tales
Author: Gustave Flaubert

by Gustave Flaubert

Collection of three novellas exploring human passion, morality, and moral constraints

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Gustave Flaubert

French novelist considered the leading exponent of literary realism. Madame Bovary, his painstaking study of a provincial doctor's wife, set new standards for narrative precision and psychological depth in fiction.

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Madame BovaryNovel of a provincial woman destroyed by romantic illusions and adultery
Sentimental EducationNovel about young man's artistic ambitions and failed romantic pursuit and idealism
SalammboHistorical novel set in ancient Carthage depicting sensuality and ancient civilization
Bouvard and PecuchetUnfinished novel depicting two men researching and copying all human knowledge