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  • The Blue Duchess

    Love and Betrayal in Decadent France: A Psychological Tale of Opulence and Deceit

    by Paul Bourget ...
    Translated by Ernest Tristan ...
    In "The Blue Duchess," Paul Bourget weaves a compelling narrative steeped in the complexities of human emotions and social dynamics. Set against the backdrop of early 20th-century Europe, the novel explores themes of love, betrayal, and societal expectations through the lens of his rich characterizations and intricate prose. Bourget's literary style showcases his impeccable psychological insight ... Read more

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  • Cosmopolis Volume 4

    by PAUL BOURGET ...
    The novel is a psychological and philosophical exploration of the character Raoul Vignerte, who is a successful and wealthy young man living in Paris. Vignerte is described as a "cosmopolitan" figure, reflecting the attitudes and lifestyles of the upper class in the cosmopolitan city of Paris at the time. The story delves into his inner thoughts and struggles, examining his perceptions of the ... Read more

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  • Cosmopolis Volume 1

    by PAUL BOURGET ...
    The novel is a psychological and philosophical exploration of the character Raoul Vignerte, who is a successful and wealthy young man living in Paris. Vignerte is described as a "cosmopolitan" figure, reflecting the attitudes and lifestyles of the upper class in the cosmopolitan city of Paris at the time. The story delves into his inner thoughts and struggles, examining his perceptions of the ... Read more

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  • A Love Crime

    An Intriguing Tale of Passion, Betrayal, and Moral Dilemmas in late 19th-century France

    by Paul Bourget ...
    Paul Bourget's "A Love Crime" delves into the tumultuous interplay between passion and morality through the lens of a gripping psychological narrative. Bourget's writing is marked by his meticulous attention to character development and an introspective style that pierces the veil of societal norms. Set against the backdrop of late 19th-century France, the novel explores the moral ambiguities and ... Read more

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  • The Story of André Cornélis

    by Paul Bourget ...
    The novel tells the story of André Cornélis, a young man who rises to prominence in French society. André is depicted as ambitious and driven, and he navigates the complexities of love, ambition, and morality as he pursues success and social status.As André climbs the social ladder, he encounters various characters and experiences that shape his journey. The novel likely explores themes of ... Read more

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  • Cosmopolis - Complete

    by Paul Bourget ...
    Cosmopolis - Complete by Paul Bourget libreka classics – These are classics of literary history, reissued and made available to a wide audience. Immerse yourself in well-known and popular titles! ... Read more

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  • Cosmopolis Volume 2

    by PAUL BOURGET ...
    The novel is a psychological and philosophical exploration of the character Raoul Vignerte, who is a successful and wealthy young man living in Paris. Vignerte is described as a "cosmopolitan" figure, reflecting the attitudes and lifestyles of the upper class in the cosmopolitan city of Paris at the time. The story delves into his inner thoughts and struggles, examining his perceptions of the ... Read more

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  • The weight of the name

    Exploring societal expectations and personal desires in 19th-century France

    by Paul Bourget ...
    Translated by George Burnham Ives ...
    In "The Weight of the Name," Paul Bourget intricately weaves a narrative that scrutinizes the interplay between identity and societal expectations. This literary exploration captures the inner turmoil of its protagonist, navigating a landscape marked by class distinctions and the burdens of familial legacy. Bourget employs a psychological realism that was pioneering for its time, immersing readers ... Read more

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  • The Blue Duchess

    by Paul Bourget ...
    "The Blue Duchess" centers around the life of a noblewoman, likely referred to as the "Blue Duchess" due to her association with the color blue, which could be symbolic or related to her title or family heritage. The novel is set in the aristocratic circles of France, where societal expectations, family honor, and personal desires often collide.The duchess is portrayed as a complex and ... Read more

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  • The Story of André Cornélis

    by Paul Bourget ...
    When a child, I went to confession. How often have I wished that I were still the lad who came at five o'clock into the chapel of our school, the cold empty chapel, with its white-washed walls, its benches on which our places were numbered, its harmonium, its Holy Family, its blue ceiling dotted with stars. We were taken to this chapel in tens. When it came to my turn to kneel in one of the two ... Read more

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  • Cosmopolis (Complete)

    by Paul Bourget ...
    Although the narrow stall, flooded with heaped-up books and papers, left the visitor just room enough to stir, and although that visitor was one of his regular customers, the old bookseller did not deign to move from the stool upon which he was seated, while writing on an unsteady desk. His odd head, with its long, white hair, peeping from beneath a once black felt hat with a broad brim, was ... Read more

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  • A Living Lie

    by Paul Bourget ...
    "A Living Lie" is a novel written by Paul Bourget, a French author known for his psychological fiction and exploration of complex moral and ethical themes. Bourget's works often delve into the inner workings of the human mind and the intricacies of social relationships.In "A Living Lie," readers can expect a narrative that delves into the psychological depths of its characters, exploring themes ... Read more

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