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La Señora de Bovary by Gustave FLAUBERT read by Victor Villarraza Part 3/3 | Full Audio Book
La Señora de Bovary by Gustave FLAUBERT (1821 - 1880), translated by Tomás de C. DURÁN (? - ?)
Genre(s): Literary Fiction, Published 1800 -1900

Read by: Victor Villarraza in Spanish

Chapters:
00:00:00 - 34 - Parte III, Capítulo Décimo
00:14:58 - 35 - Parte III. Capítulo Decimoprimero

La soñadora Emma, una joven de provincias casada con Charles Bovary, quien la ama pero es incapaz de comprenderla y satisfacerla, buscará la realización de sus sueños en otros amores, pasionales, platónicos..., pero ninguno de ellos logrará calmar su desesperada ansiedad y sus románticas inquietudes. La publicación de Madame Bovary (1856) provocó el escándalo de la burguesía francesa, esclava de mil prejuicios, y el proceso judicial que siguió contribuyó a un éxito editorial sin precedentes. Flaubert veía así cómo su obra servía más para satisfacer el morbo que para deleitarse en el caudal narrativo que contenía. Hoy, Madame Bovary es considerada el auténtico pórtico de la modernidad literaria. (Summary by Phileas Fogg)

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