Gobseck

Gobseck

Honoré de Balzac , אונורה דה בלזאק , מירי ליטבק (Traducteur)
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2006 · Français · Broché · 145 éditions
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Gobseck's life journey is a remarkable tale of ambition and determination, chronicling the ascent of a man from humble beginnings to immense wealth. Starting off as a cabin boy, he navigated through the twists and turns of life at sea, gaining experiences that would shape his future. Each port of call added layers to his character and fueled his desire for success beyond the horizon.

As he ventured into the business world, Gobseck leveraged his hard-earned knowledge and street smarts, building a fortune that would make him a formidable figure in high society. His wealth, however, came with its own set of challenges, forcing him to reconcile his ruthless pursuit of profit with the moral complexities of his actions. The narrative delves into Gobseck's psyche, revealing the internal conflicts faced by a self-made man in a society that often equates worth with wealth.

The story paints a vivid picture of 19th-century France, illustrating the sharp contrasts between the opulence of the elite and the struggles of the impoverished. Through Gobseck's eyes, readers explore themes of power, greed, and the often lonely path traveled by those who seek to rise above their circumstances. His story serves as both an inspiration and a cautionary tale about the true cost of ambition.

Détails du livre

Format Broché
Pages 52 pages
Langue Français
Publié Nov 3, 2006
Éditeur Hard Press
Éditions 145 éditions
ISBN-10 1406948802
ISBN-13 9781406948806

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