le thème de l'illusion dans Mme Bovary de Gustave Flaubert

Etudier le thème de l'illusion dans l'oeuvre.

Bonjour,merci,s'il vous plait ... tu connais ces mots ?

Quand on arrive on commence par se présenter

Puis on est pas tes bonniches

Il met le thème en pratique sans doute... Intéressant malgré tout, mais on ne va pas faire ton boulot à ta place quand même.

Bonjour,merci,s'il vous plait ... tu connais ces mots ?

Quand on arrive on commence par se présenter

Puis on est pas tes bonniches

je m'excuse mais je ne savais pas ce qu'il fallait faire.C'est la premiére fois que je me connecte.

Hi

One of my favourite novels...

Just a few ideas to help you honey :

One of the major themes of the novel could be described as "illusion versus reality." Many of the characters live in a world of illusion, blind to the realities that surround them.

Illusion

1)Emma spends money extravagantly, as if it's unlimited.

2)Emma believes that adultery will free her from the confines of her marriage.

3)Emma believes the poison she takes to end her life will not cause her great pain. She expects to swoon and die gracefully, as characters do in her novels.

4)Charles is content, believing he and Emma are happily married.

5)The bourgeoisie, or French middle class, appear to have everything.

6)Homais is awarded the Legion of Honor and is seen as a great man.

Reality

1)The Bovarys have been teetering on the edge of bankruptcy because of Emma's uncontrolled expenditures.

2)She fails to recognize that upon each new conquest, she is once again bored and unfulfilled.

3)After taking the poison, Emma falls severely ill and suffers great pain.

4)Charles is blind to Emma's adultery.

5)From Flaubert's description, it seems this society has no spiritual or emotional depth.

6)Flaubert depicts Homais as a simpering, self-important deceiver

Voili, voila, voilou.

La prochaine fois, mettez-y les formes, ça vous évitera d'avoir à faire de l'Anglais en plus d'une étude de textes...

L'illusion d'une vie meilleure... Cela décrit tout à fait Emma.

Une éternelle insatisfaite, qui rêve sa vie au lieu de la vivre.

Hi

One of my favourite novels...

Just a few ideas to help you honey :

One of the major themes of the novel could be described as "illusion versus reality." Many of the characters live in a world of illusion, blind to the realities that surround them.

Illusion

1)Emma spends money extravagantly, as if it's unlimited.

2)Emma believes that adultery will free her from the confines of her marriage.

3)Emma believes the poison she takes to end her life will not cause her great pain. She expects to swoon and die gracefully, as characters do in her novels.

4)Charles is content, believing he and Emma are happily married.

5)The bourgeoisie, or French middle class, appear to have everything.

6)Homais is awarded the Legion of Honor and is seen as a great man.

Reality

1)The Bovarys have been teetering on the edge of bankruptcy because of Emma's uncontrolled expenditures.

2)She fails to recognize that upon each new conquest, she is once again bored and unfulfilled.

3)After taking the poison, Emma falls severely ill and suffers great pain.

4)Charles is blind to Emma's adultery.

5)From Flaubert's description, it seems this society has no spiritual or emotional depth.

6)Flaubert depicts Homais as a simpering, self-important deceiver

Voili, voila, voilou.

La prochaine fois, mettez-y les formes, ça vous évitera d'avoir à faire de l'Anglais en plus d'une étude de textes...

merci de ton aide.

L'illusion d'une vie meilleure... Cela décrit tout à fait Emma.

Une éternelle insatisfaite, qui rêve sa vie au lieu de la vivre.

mci.=)