Madame Bovary

Published in 1857, Madame Bovary is a masterpiece that has attracted the attention of a wide range of readers since then, for which its publisher and author, Gustave Flaubert, were tried for "insulting public morals, customs and religion".

While she deals with the rural distress, the longings and loves of a young woman with a simple realism and romanticism, she also explains how the rising bourgeois values on the threshold of the romantic century that ended, trampled and trampled all the emotions that Emma Bovary compiled from her books and dreams, and her helplessness in the face of money, power and power. reveals.

Madam Bovary, which has always maintained its place in the list of the best novels of all time, offers us an unforgettable feast that shows us the essence of human existence and the extent to which traditional judgments crush and destroy this existence, on a rich social basis, with its characters beyond all moral judgments, good and evil.

If we refer to Flaubert's words in the court where he was tried: "Madame Bovary, we are all!"