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1900
A comprehensive collection of literary works written in the late 19th century. This volume serves as an introduction to Maupassant’s oeuvre, featuring his famous short story ''Boule de Suif,'' alongside biographical insights and critical analysis. The text delves into themes of human nature, social critique, and the author's experiences which inspired his writing. The opening of this collection features an editor's note explaining the publication's intent, emphasizing fidelity to the original text and outlining its structure. It includes a biography of Maupassant, detailing his early life, influences, and literary career, particularly his collaboration with noted writers such as Gustave Flaubert. The narrative begins to sketch Maupassant's rise to literary prominence following the publication of ''Boule de Suif,'' highlighting how this story marked a pivotal moment in his journey as a recognized author. Through this context, readers gain insight into both the personal and societal reflections embedded in Maupassant's works.
