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MLN, 2007
Flaubert's realism is a topic that has been somewhat neglected of late-for a variety of reasons that at least deserve some reflection. First, though Madame Bovary remains the most widely read and studied of his novels, it would be fair to say, I think, that for critics of the last thirty years Bouvard et Pecuchet has become paradigmatic for Flaubert-as
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Flaubert's realism is a topic that has been somewhat neglected of late-for a variety of reasons that at least deserve some reflection. First, though Madame Bovary remains the most widely read and studied of his novels, it would be fair to say, I think, that for critics of the last thirty years Bouvard et Pecuchet has become paradigmatic for Flaubert-as
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Symposium: A Quarterly Journal in Modern Literatures, 1984
Sandy Petrey, Dominick LaCapra
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Sandy Petrey, Dominick LaCapra
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Radio and the Space of Adaptation: Diana Griffiths’s Madame Bovary (Radio 4, 2006)
Dix-Neuf, 2014Kate Griffiths
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