Hérodias
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Gustave Flaubert's 'Hérodias' is a novella that reimagines the biblical story of Salomé, John the Baptist, and Herodias.
Set in a richly detailed and exotic landscape, Flaubert explores the motivations and desires of his characters with psychological depth.
The story is marked by its sensual descriptions and decadent atmosphere, characteristic of Flaubert's style.
'Hérodias' delves into themes of religious fanaticism, political intrigue, and the destructive power of female seduction.
As part of 'Trois contes,' it showcases Flaubert's ability to blend historical settings with profound human drama.
Set in a richly detailed and exotic landscape, Flaubert explores the motivations and desires of his characters with psychological depth.
The story is marked by its sensual descriptions and decadent atmosphere, characteristic of Flaubert's style.
'Hérodias' delves into themes of religious fanaticism, political intrigue, and the destructive power of female seduction.
As part of 'Trois contes,' it showcases Flaubert's ability to blend historical settings with profound human drama.
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