Jules Noriac, a French author of the 19th century, remains a figure of interest in literary studies for his acute chronicles of social mores and human weaknesses. Born on August 17, 1827, in Limoges, Noriac grew up during a period of profound transformation in French society, which he later scrutinized with a satirical lens. His oeuvre is underscored by an examination of the French bourgeoisie and their pretensions, a theme exemplified in his work 'Human Follies' (La Bêtise Humaine), which dissects the absurdities and superficialities that he perceived as rampant amongst his contemporaries. Beyond the scope of his satirical writings, Noriac was versatile, contributing to the worlds of journalism, drama, and librettos, thereby broadening his literary imprint. His style is marked by wit, a taste for parody, and a keen observation of his characters' psychological landscape. Noriac's work captures the spirit of his era with a blend of humor and critical introspection, best understood within the larger canvas of French literary realism and the burgeoning movement of naturalism. Although his writings might not have achieved the same canonical status as some of his contemporaries, his texts present valuable insights into the complexities of social life during the second Empire. Noriac passed away on November 23, 1882, but his literary contributions continue to be a source of interest for scholars exploring the lesser-known satirical voices of 19th-century France.
Erscheint lt. Verlag | 3.6.2022 |
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Übersetzer | George Marlow |
Verlagsort | Prague |
Sprache | englisch |
Themenwelt | Literatur ► Historische Romane |
Schlagworte | 19th Century French Literature • 19th century paris • Belles-lettres • classic European novels • Coming of Age • family dynamics • father-son relationship • French fiction • french historical fiction • French Literature • french playwright • human nature in literature • Jules Noriac author • La Bêtise Humaine book • Literary criticism • literary humor • Moral Education • moral satire • Pseudonym Usage • public domain classics • satirical fiction • Social commentary • Translations into English |
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