A Tragic Idyl - Bourget, Paul
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"A Tragic Idyl" by Paul Bourget is a novel set in the luxurious and frenetic world. The story explores the collision of desire, secrecy, and social ambition. At the heart of the plot is a secret marriage between a wealthy widow and a nobleman, set against the backdrop of extravagant gambling and social gatherings. The novel reveals how the characters navigate love and longing, often in conflict with societal expectations and personal desires. Amid the opulence and chaos of Monte Carlo's gaming houses, the emotional stakes of the individuals involved come to light. The narrative intricately…mehr

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"A Tragic Idyl" by Paul Bourget is a novel set in the luxurious and frenetic world. The story explores the collision of desire, secrecy, and social ambition. At the heart of the plot is a secret marriage between a wealthy widow and a nobleman, set against the backdrop of extravagant gambling and social gatherings. The novel reveals how the characters navigate love and longing, often in conflict with societal expectations and personal desires. Amid the opulence and chaos of Monte Carlo's gaming houses, the emotional stakes of the individuals involved come to light. The narrative intricately portrays the complexities of unrequited love, betrayal, and the tension between personal aspirations and the weight of societal pressures. As the characters pursue their ambitions, they are bound to face the tragic consequences of their actions, which are ultimately shaped by the very ideals they seek to fulfill. The novel delves into the fragility of human emotions and desires, revealing the painful reality that often follows the pursuit of unattainable dreams.
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Paul Bourget (1852-1935) was a French novelist, critic, and essayist who played a significant role in the French literary scene of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Bourget was known for his psychological novels and his exploration of the themes of morality, religion, and identity. Bourget's work often focused on the conflicts between tradition and modernity, and his characters were often torn between their desire for progress and their longing for the past. He was interested in the human condition and the struggles we all face in finding our place in the world. Bourget's most famous works include "Le Disciple" (1889), "La Terre Promise" (1892), and "Cosmopolis" (1892). "Cosmopolis" is a novel that explores the conflict between the modern and the traditional, set against the backdrop of Rome. Bourget was also a prominent literary critic, and he played an important role in shaping the French literary scene. He was a member of the prestigious Académie française and was highly regarded by his peers.