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Salambo
Book • 1899
Gustave Flaubert's "Salambo" is a historical novel set in ancient Carthage, focusing on the mercenary war and the city's religious practices.
The story revolves around Salambo, a priestess of Tanit, and her involvement in the conflict.
Flaubert vividly portrays the exoticism and violence of Carthaginian society, exploring themes of religious fanaticism, political intrigue, and social unrest.
The novel's detailed descriptions and sensual language immerse the reader in the world of ancient Carthage, offering a glimpse into its culture and customs.
Flaubert's work is considered a masterpiece of historical fiction, showcasing his mastery of language and his ability to create a compelling narrative.
The story revolves around Salambo, a priestess of Tanit, and her involvement in the conflict.
Flaubert vividly portrays the exoticism and violence of Carthaginian society, exploring themes of religious fanaticism, political intrigue, and social unrest.
The novel's detailed descriptions and sensual language immerse the reader in the world of ancient Carthage, offering a glimpse into its culture and customs.
Flaubert's work is considered a masterpiece of historical fiction, showcasing his mastery of language and his ability to create a compelling narrative.
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Genoemd door Dirk Vervenne als een groot werk dat de receptie van Carthago in de 18e en 19e eeuw laat zien.
(BONUS) Carthago - De eeuwige herinnering
