The Experimental Novel

The Experimental NovelThe Experimental Novel (1880) is an essay by French author mile Zola. Written at the height of his career as a leading proponent of Naturalism, The Experimental Novel serves to illuminate the authors approach to the practice and purpose of writing while advocating for a revolution of style among artists of his era. Read as a reaction against Romanticism, The Experimental Novel proves a convincing counterpoint to the excesses and failures of nineteenth

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the essays in this book offer a well-balanced examination of both Neoplatonic aesthetics and its significance in Western art

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He is caught between his two identities: his Jewish mother's family are cosmopolitan business people

Traditional philosophy places a singular emphasis on tragedy

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