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Second edition. Softcover volume, measuring approximately 5" x 7.5", shows light shelfwear. Binding is sound. Pages are clean and bright. 277 pages.
"There are three ways to criticize a novel, says Mario Vargas Llosa: the first, individual and subjective, due to the impression that the work leaves on the reader; the second, objective, based on scientific pretensions, based on universal rules, analyzing the way in which time and language are made; the third, which corresponds more to the history of literature than to criticism itself, depending on the novels that were written before or after. Each of these positions, applied to " Madame Bovary", constitutes a part of the penetrating study of Vargas Llosa. In the first, the Peruvian novelist evokes his already ancient relationship with Flaubert's novel, in which he is fundamentally interested, as in any novel, its character as a constructed work with rigorous order, its description of objective, concrete and action life, and its thematic characteristics…
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