A History of the French Novel to the Close of the 19th Century volume 2
A History of the French Novel to the Close of the 19th Century volume 2
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The reasons for this depreciation are not hard to give, and as they form a base for, and indeed really a part of, my critical estimate they may be stated shortly. The " Bohemia " 2 of which Murger was the laureate, both in prose and verse, is a country whose charms have been admitted by some of the greatest, but which no wise person has ever regarded, much less recommended, as providing any city to dwell in ; and which has certainly been the scene if not the occasion, not merely of much mischie...f, which does not particularly concern us, but of much foolishness and bad taste, which partly does. It was almost not quite the only theme of Murger's songs and words. And last and perhaps most dangerous of all there was the fact that, if not in definite Bohemianism, there was in other respects a good deal in him of a far minor Musset, and both in Bohemianism and other things still more of an inferior Gerard de Nerval. I believe the case against has been fairly stated here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The reasons for this depreciation are not hard to give, and as they form a base for, and indeed really a part of, my critical estimate they may be stated shortly. The " Bohemia " 2 of which Murger was the laureate, both in prose and verse, is a country whose charms have been admitted by some of the greatest, but which no wise person has ever regarded, much less recommended, as providing any city to dwell in ; and which has certainly been the scene if not the occasion, not merely of much mischie...f, which does not particularly concern us, but of much foolishness and bad taste, which partly does. It was almost not quite the only theme of Murger's songs and words. And last and perhaps most dangerous of all there was the fact that, if not in definite Bohemianism, there was in other respects a good deal in him of a far minor Musset, and both in Bohemianism and other things still more of an inferior Gerard de Nerval. I believe the case against has been fairly stated here.
The case for I have put in the essay referred to with the full, though, I think, not more than the fair emphasis The vie de allowed to even a critical advocate when he has Eohtme.
What to read after A History of the French Novel to the Close of the 19th Century volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Saintsbury George to read onlineMoreLess
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