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Oberman
Oberman is an epistolary novel, essay, and intimate journal by Étienne Pivert de Senancour, first published in France in 1804. The work presents the reflections of a solitary young man through letters to an unnamed correspondent, as he moves through the Alps and the Forest of Fontainebleau while considering society, nature, morality, and personal discontent. Its fragmented form and emphasis on inw...
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Adolphe
"Adolphe" is an 1816 French novel by the Swiss-born author Benjamin Constant. The narrative follows a young, indifferent man named Adolphe and his emotionally draining relationship with an older woman named Ellénore. Told through a frame story with an editor's preface and letters, the book serves as an autobiographical reflection of Constant's own experiences, including his real-life affairs with...
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