Madame Bovary

Summary

Madame Bovary é um romance de Gustave Flaubert. Chamado de "romance dos romances", Madame Bovary é considerado pioneiro dentre os romances realistas, tornando-se famoso por sua originalidade. Posteriormente, levou à cunhagem do termo "bovarismo" na psicologia, em referência às características psicológicas da protagonista. Quando foi lançado, Flaubert foi levado a julgamento pela obra, despertando um grande interesse pelo romance. Este livro mantém, tal como foram escritos, os insultos raciais e de outro tipo da sua época; o Guia do Livro explica essas palavras onde aparecem. Este livro contém cenas de violência tal como o seu autor as escreveu.

From Wikipedia (Portuguese): Madame Bovary (CC BY-SA 4.0)

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  Translated by Eleanor Marx-Aveling (died 1898) from Madame Bovary, Project Gutenberg #2413 (Public domain (Project Gutenberg))
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Chapters (35)

1. 1. Chapitre 1
2. 2. Chapitre 2
3. 3. Chapitre 3
4. 4. Chapitre 4
5. 5. Chapitre 5
6. 6. Chapitre 6
7. 7. Chapitre 7
8. 8. Chapitre 8
9. 9. Chapitre 9
10. 10. Chapitre 10
11. 11. Chapitre 11
12. 12. Chapitre 12
13. 13. Chapitre 13
14. 14. Chapitre 14
15. 15. Chapitre 15
16. 16. Chapitre 16
17. 17. Chapitre 17
18. 18. Chapitre 18
19. 19. Chapitre 19
20. 20. Chapitre 20
21. 21. Chapitre 21
22. 22. Chapitre 22
23. 23. Chapitre 23
24. 24. Chapitre 24
25. 25. Chapitre 25
26. 26. Chapitre 26
27. 27. Chapitre 27
28. 28. Chapitre 28
29. 29. Chapitre 29
30. 30. Chapitre 30
31. 31. Chapitre 31
32. 32. Chapitre 32
33. 33. Chapitre 33
34. 34. Chapitre 34
35. 35. Chapitre 35