Numa Roumestan: Moeurs Parisiennes

Language: FrenchPublished: October 10, 2005

Subjects:

Man-woman relationships Fiction Social classes French fiction 19th century Politicians Spouses France History Third Republic, 1870-1940

Bookshelves:

Culture/Civilization/Society Fiction Literature History - General FR Littérature

Authors:

Daudet, Alphonse
1840 - 1897

Read online Download

About this book

In the vibrant tapestry of late 19th-century Paris, "Numa Roumestan: Moeurs Parisiennes" by Alphonse Daudet delves into the intricate social mores and political dynamics of the time. This novel intricately weaves the life of Numa Roumestan, a charismatic politician whose ambitions clash with the rich cultural heritage of Provence. As he navigates the complexities of public life, themes of identity and societal expectation emerge, highlighting the tension between personal desires and communal values. Ideal for students and historians alike, this work offers a profound exploration of political ambition and cultural identity, inviting readers to reflect on the enduring impact of societal norms. Discover the allure of Daudet's prose and the nuanced portrait of a man caught between two worlds.