Gustavus Flaubertus Bourgeoisophobus

Flaubert's correspondence reveals his deep-seated disdain for bourgeois values, a sentiment that frequently surfaces in his literary works. This book explores how his obsession with critiquing the bourgeois mentality shapes his narratives and reflects the social dynamics of his era. Through a detailed examination of his letters and writings, it delves into the complexities of his character and the themes that dominate his literature, providing insight into the influences that fueled his creative output.