Summary: The Breaking Paradigms Of Gustav Flaubert
The breaking paradigms of Gustav Flaubert
Student:
Since a long time ago the history reveals that the humans were used to do
segregations over the differences appeared through life. Segregation by differences in
color, heritage, male or female are examples commonly seen even today. To be more
specific, the segregation to the other, was seen since the Greek that used to call the
people that did not make part of their group as barbarian, in which means “the
others”. In other words, everything that was out of the common general ideal, it was a
reason of a prejudice.
On the work written by Gustav Flaubert, on the 19th century, it is evoked a
very polemical atmosphere in society, showing a strong machismo around peoples
live. …show more content…
Being a very passive and
boring men, the novel sometimes put us against the doctor, even though with Emma
betraying him.
The novel emphasizes in many events, how should women live for the men.
Planning a life that the baby is born, then learns domestic utilities, later meet a men
that her Father says is good or not and get married. After married, even Emma having
the opportunity to have chosen her partner, she has to live life even not being happy
with. Those ideals impregnated in our society are examples of how our culture was
made of many paradigms, that if not followed were seen as wrong and segregated.
Although expecting, as the whole society, a life of a lot passions and
adventures, just as the books stories of the epoch that she used to read. The way
Flaubert writes the story shows a very big dedication, 8 years of work, to choose the
right words for every single line. The sentiments evoked are several and with a very
high intensity of meaning he makes the reader very connected with all that is going
on. Relating some common aspects shown to personal life, making us reflect and …show more content…
As well as a specific movement of the time,
where people did not marry for love and that life is not as wonderful as is shown, for
example. And as a feminist movement, in which women can also do what ever she
Despite all the different interpretations that the affairs of Emma makes on our
minds, what is a fact is that the critics against the literature where life was perfect,
about love and passions and the culture of a macho society with a strong common
idea, that women is less important than the men had a big significance and was seen a
revolutionary movement. Bringing also problems for Gustav Flaubert, that was
responsible to face the common ideals of the time.
After the publication many women started fighting to have their freedoms, the
same importance, same rights and that they all have the same capacity. The women do
not need to be only wife, can do more and more things just as the same way the men
can. On the other hand by the uncommon work , the author had suffered a lot with
many important members of society. As an ideal that makes people reflect,
generating rebellion in their self. It was not good for any business or government
Student:
Since a long time ago the history reveals that the humans were used to do
segregations over the differences appeared through life. Segregation by differences in
color, heritage, male or female are examples commonly seen even today. To be more
specific, the segregation to the other, was seen since the Greek that used to call the
people that did not make part of their group as barbarian, in which means “the
others”. In other words, everything that was out of the common general ideal, it was a
reason of a prejudice.
On the work written by Gustav Flaubert, on the 19th century, it is evoked a
very polemical atmosphere in society, showing a strong machismo around peoples
live. …show more content…
Being a very passive and
boring men, the novel sometimes put us against the doctor, even though with Emma
betraying him.
The novel emphasizes in many events, how should women live for the men.
Planning a life that the baby is born, then learns domestic utilities, later meet a men
that her Father says is good or not and get married. After married, even Emma having
the opportunity to have chosen her partner, she has to live life even not being happy
with. Those ideals impregnated in our society are examples of how our culture was
made of many paradigms, that if not followed were seen as wrong and segregated.
Although expecting, as the whole society, a life of a lot passions and
adventures, just as the books stories of the epoch that she used to read. The way
Flaubert writes the story shows a very big dedication, 8 years of work, to choose the
right words for every single line. The sentiments evoked are several and with a very
high intensity of meaning he makes the reader very connected with all that is going
on. Relating some common aspects shown to personal life, making us reflect and …show more content…
As well as a specific movement of the time,
where people did not marry for love and that life is not as wonderful as is shown, for
example. And as a feminist movement, in which women can also do what ever she
Despite all the different interpretations that the affairs of Emma makes on our
minds, what is a fact is that the critics against the literature where life was perfect,
about love and passions and the culture of a macho society with a strong common
idea, that women is less important than the men had a big significance and was seen a
revolutionary movement. Bringing also problems for Gustav Flaubert, that was
responsible to face the common ideals of the time.
After the publication many women started fighting to have their freedoms, the
same importance, same rights and that they all have the same capacity. The women do
not need to be only wife, can do more and more things just as the same way the men
can. On the other hand by the uncommon work , the author had suffered a lot with
many important members of society. As an ideal that makes people reflect,
generating rebellion in their self. It was not good for any business or government