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Realist Literature: A Survey
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Module 3
Flaubert and the Refinement of Realism (Madame Bovary)
1
Flaubert's Impersonality and the Rise of Realism
Describe Flaubert's principle of authorial impersonality and its significance for the development of realism.
2
Free Indirect Discourse in Madame Bovary
Define 'free indirect discourse' and identify its use and effect in 'Madame Bovary'.
3
Critiquing Romanticism in Madame Bovary
Analyze how 'Madame Bovary' critiques romanticism through its protagonist's illusions.
4
Balzac vs. Flaubert: Two Faces of Realism
Compare Balzac's panoramic social realism with Flaubert's focused psychological and stylistic realism.
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