Yonville — Wikipédia
网页Yonville est le petit bourg fictif de Normandie où vit, dans le roman Madame Bovary de Gustave Flaubert (1857), Emma Bovary avec son mari, Charles Bovary. L’écrivain se serait inspiré du village de Ry, situé dans le département de la Seine-Maritime.
Geocritiquing Flaubert’s Scaping of Yonville in Madame Bovary
网页2017年7月6日 — The evocation of the northern surroundings of Yonville, which encompasses plentiful details of the environmental conditions framing the dealings of the small-scale populace, is ripe for analysis based on a theoretical framework that emblematizes the spatial turn 4 of recent decades: geocriticism.
Madame Bovary - Wikipedia
网页After Flaubert's acquittal on 7 February 1857, Madame Bovary became a bestseller in April 1857 when it was published in two volumes. A seminal work of literary realism, the novel is now considered Flaubert's masterpiece, and one of …
Gustave Flaubert's Normandy - Normandy Tourism, France
网页2022年12月21日 — It is commonly thought that Yonville-l’Abbaye, where the novel is set, is based on Ry. As a result, the village has become a tourist attraction in itself, with the building believed to have been the Delemare house now a Madame Bovary museum, and a Bovary Gallery exhibiting scenes from the book.
Chapters 1-2 - CliffsNotes
网页Yonville was a market town located in the center of a farming district, not far from Rouen. The main features of the surrounding region and of the town itself are described in some detail. Various inhabitants of Yonville, including Madame Lefrancois, the innkeeper, Hivert and Artemise, her servants, Binet, the tax collector, and Homais, the ...
网页The depiction of Yonville serves to "frame" the possibilities of Emma's life, and its omissions are almost as informative as the structures empha-sized by Flaubert. Yonville stretches from a bridge at the bottom of a hill in "a straight line" …
Madame Bovary Analysis - eNotes.com
网页2024年8月29日 — Described in great detail at the beginning of the second part of the novel, Yonville is situated in the region where Normandy, Picardy, and the Ile-de-France meet, a region characterized by poor...
网页He simply exposes the language of Yonville; he detaches himself entirely from it. And it is mainly from the point of view of language that the narrator refuses to identify himself with this community. For Flaubert partly dramatizes his narrator; he has him suggest that the society he is describing is his.
Yonville-l'Abbaye - Goodreads
网页Yonville-l'Abbaye is a small fictional town in Normandy found in the novel Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert. The writer was inspired by the village of R...
Geocritiquing Flaubert’s Scaping of Yonville in Madame Bovary
网页The evocation of the northern surroundings of Yonville, which encompasses plentiful details of the environmental conditions framing the dealings of the small-scale populace, is ripe for analysis...