Modern French Literature
Modern French Literature
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S(Hi, Le Secret de Javottc.
THE KOMANTIC SCHOOL. 183 Fils de Titien " and " Croisilles, " carefully elaborated historical novelettes ; the latter overtlowiug still with Eouiantic spirits, and contrasting strangely with " La Mouche, " one of the last liickerings of his imagination. "Margot" bears marks of George Sand, and "Le Merle blanc " is a sort of allegory of their rupture, based on the Ugly Duckhng of the nursery. Finally, " Pierre et Camille" is a pretty but slight tale of deaf-mute love....
More ambitious but less interesting is De Musset's "Confession, " the immediate result of his unhappy Italian experience. It shows even in 1S36 whither the shrhiking from all moral compulsion and self- control was leading him. He sees his ethical weak- ness, but attributes it, perversely enough, to the spirit of an age made sick by Napoleon, whose fall had " left a ruined world for a generation weighted by care, " who "struggled to fill their lungs with the air he had breathed. " " During the Empire, while husbands and brothers were in Germany, anxious mothers brought into the world an ardent, pale, nervous generation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S(Hi, Le Secret de Javottc.
THE KOMANTIC SCHOOL. 183 Fils de Titien " and " Croisilles, " carefully elaborated historical novelettes ; the latter overtlowiug still with Eouiantic spirits, and contrasting strangely with " La Mouche, " one of the last liickerings of his imagination. "Margot" bears marks of George Sand, and "Le Merle blanc " is a sort of allegory of their rupture, based on the Ugly Duckhng of the nursery. Finally, " Pierre et Camille" is a pretty but slight tale of deaf-mute love....
More ambitious but less interesting is De Musset's "Confession, " the immediate result of his unhappy Italian experience. It shows even in 1S36 whither the shrhiking from all moral compulsion and self- control was leading him. He sees his ethical weak- ness, but attributes it, perversely enough, to the spirit of an age made sick by Napoleon, whose fall had " left a ruined world for a generation weighted by care, " who "struggled to fill their lungs with the air he had breathed. " " During the Empire, while husbands and brothers were in Germany, anxious mothers brought into the world an ardent, pale, nervous generation.
What to read after Modern French Literature?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by B W Benjamin Willis Wells to read onlineMoreLess
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