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Paní Bovaryová
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The idea of great love can be so powerful that real life seems inadequate beside it. In Paní Bovaryová, Gustave Flaubert follows Emma, whose expectations are shaped partly by romantic reading. Marriage to a country doctor brings an everyday existence she did not desire. Flaubert connects her dissatisfaction with close observation of her surroundings and ideas of happiness. This Czech CooBoo Classics e-book was translated by Tomáš Havel; it has 408 pages and comes in EPUB, PDF and MOBI formats.
About the book
The novel examines the distance between an imagined life and actual experience. Emma becomes the wife of country doctor Charles Bovary, but her longing for intense experiences and exceptional feeling does not fit ordinary marriage.
Charles's contentment contrasts with Emma's expectations. What makes one happy is insufficient for the other. The narrative allows both perspectives, attending to small habits, gestures and surroundings.
Romantic books offer Emma images of passion and beauty against which she judges her own life. Her search for escape affects relationships and material circumstances. Money, social expectations and others' judgments therefore matter alongside love.
Everyday details complement the novel's psychological dimension, revealing the gap between desire and reality. The original French title is Madame Bovary; this edition belongs to CooBoo Classics.
Main themes
- Illusion and daily life: Emma's ideas of happiness diverge from her experience.
- Different kinds of contentment: The spouses view their shared life differently.
- Romantic reading: Literary images shape the heroine's expectations.
Characters
- Emma Bovary: A woman whose ideas of love exceed her everyday experience.
- Charles Bovary: A country doctor and Emma's husband.
Setting
Rural and small-town France.
Who is it for?
For readers of classic and psychological novels about marriage, desire and social expectations.
Literary context
The French novel Madame Bovary in Tomáš Havel's Czech translation, in the CooBoo Classics publishing collection.
Edition details
Czech CooBoo Classics edition, translated by Tomáš Havel: 408 pages, EPUB, PDF and MOBI.
The idea of great love can be so powerful that real life seems inadequate beside it. In Paní Bovaryová, Gustave Flaubert follows Emma, whose expectations are shaped partly by romantic reading. Marriage to a country doctor brings an everyday existence she did not desire. Flaubert connects her dissatisfaction with close observation of her surroundings and ideas of happiness. This Czech CooBoo Classics e-book was translated by Tomáš Havel; it has 408 pages and comes in EPUB, PDF and MOBI formats.
Book information
- Publisher
- Albatros Media a.s.
- Imprint
- Cooboo
- Formát
- E-book
- Language
- Czech
- Genre
- Psychologický román, Classics
- Original title
- Madame Bovary
- ISBN
- 978-80-749-8667-3
- Publication date
- 26. November 2024
- Pages
- 408
- Edition
- CooBoo Classics
- E-book formats
- EPUB (ISBN 978-80-7498-822-6) · PDF (ISBN 978-80-7498-821-9) · MOBI (ISBN 978-80-7498-823-3)
What is Paní Bovaryová about?
The novel examines the distance between an imagined life and actual experience. Emma becomes the wife of country doctor Charles Bovary, but her longing for intense experiences and exceptional feeling does not fit ordinary marriage.
Charles's contentment contrasts with Emma's expectations. What makes one happy is insufficient for the other. The narrative allows both perspectives, attending to small habits, gestures and surroundings.
Romantic books offer Emma images of passion and beauty against which she judges her own life. Her search for escape affects relationships and material circumstances. Money, social expectations and others' judgments therefore matter alongside love.
Everyday details complement the novel's psychological dimension, revealing the gap between desire and reality. The original French title is Madame Bovary; this edition belongs to CooBoo Classics.
Themes and motifs
Emma's ideas of happiness diverge from her experience.
The spouses view their shared life differently.
Literary images shape the heroine's expectations.
Setting
Rural and small-town France.
Main characters
A woman whose ideas of love exceed her everyday experience.
A country doctor and Emma's husband.
Who is this book for?
For readers of classic and psychological novels about marriage, desire and social expectations.
Book context
The French novel Madame Bovary in Tomáš Havel's Czech translation, in the CooBoo Classics publishing collection.
Otázky o knihe
Who wrote Paní Bovaryová?
Gustave Flaubert.
Who translated this Czech edition?
Tomáš Havel.
What is CooBoo Classics?
A publisher's collection of classic works.
What is the original title?
Madame Bovary.
What are the e-book's length and formats?
408 pages; EPUB, PDF and MOBI.






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