French novelist, a major figure of world literature. His short stories such as “Un parfum à sentir”, “La Peste à Florence”, and “Bibliomanie” (1838), or “Quidquid volueris” and “Passion et vertu” (1837), were followed by a romantic first-person confession. Mémoires d’un fou (1838), and a philosophical drama, Smarh (1839). Expelled from his lycée in 1839, he passed his baccalauréat by private study, and enrolled reluctantly as a law student in Paris. There he completed Novembre (1842), a pessimistic confession which was more sophisticated than Mémoires d’un fou, switching (IVerther-Wkc) from first to third person, and including an intercalated episode with Marie, a prostitute who initiates him sexually before recounting her own mirror-image story.
Internet Explorer tarayıcısının 9.0 ve daha eski sürümlerini desteklememekteyiz. Web sitemizi doğru görüntüleyebilmek için tarayıcınızı güncelleyebilirsiniz, güncelleyemiyorsanız başka bir tarayıcıyı ücretsiz yükleyebilirsiniz.