The setting of The Death of Balzac, the tragedy of Balzac

His death is probably the last comedy on earth!

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I used to love watching Les Miserables, I was thrilled when I watched it, I was deeply shaken by that great emotion, I watched Wuthering Heights, over and over again, and I was moved by the protagonist in the book. At that time, I also read Balzac's **, but I always felt that he wrote a satirical **, satirical Grandet, a tall old man. In fact, Balzac's greatness lies in hiding greatness in the ordinary.

I see that Eugenie showed as much courage as Napoleon did in order to protect her cousin's box. At the end of the story, it is written: She is equivalent to a monk in life, a natural good wife and mother, but she has neither a husband nor a family.

The real tragedy is not to cry out for heaven and earth, but to be helpless about life. Grandet is also a tragic figure, and when we laugh at his words and deeds, we are actually laughing at ourselves. He is a figurative character, a humanized money, and his tragedy is a human tragedy, a human being who wants to conquer money and bends his knees under materialism.

The contrast between Eugenie's spiritual light and the yellow and clear light of gold was a striking palette, and they both paid the price.

Balzac's masterpieces are as follows:

1, "Human Comedy". There are a total of 91 works in "The Human Comedy", including a variety of long, medium and short stories** and essays, the general name is "The Human Comedy", and the name of "The Human Comedy" is inspired by Dante's long poem "The Divine Comedy", that is, "The Divine Comedy".

2, "Eugenie Grande". Created in 1833 by the French realist writer Balzac, "Eugenie Grandet" is a representative work in the collection of the monumental "The Human Comedy", and has been praised as "one of the most outstanding character descriptions". Among Balzac's works, there are few works with such a simple structure and complete themes as Eugenie Grandet.

3, "The Story of Donkey Skin". "The Story of a Donkey's Skin" is a series of works of the French writer Balzac's masterpiece "The Human Comedy", published in 1831, which is the most influential article in the world of "philosophical research", and its publication aroused the strong interest of the German writer Goethe.

Balzac's place in the history of French literature is very important. Before him, France had not been able to completely get rid of the pattern of the story, and the subject matter and artistic expression had certain limitations. Balzac expanded the artistic space of the world, expanding the subject matter of literature almost infinitely, so that all aspects of society, including those things that seem to be incompatible with the poetic and pictorial meaning of literature, can be depicted.