Au Pays Des Perroquets: Féerie théâtrale et narration chez Flaubert.

Marshall C. Olds delivers a captivating exploration of Gustave Flaubert's literary style through the lens of theatricality and narrative. This work invites readers into the vibrant world that Flaubert crafted, where the intricacies of language and stagecraft intertwine. Olds meticulously dissects Flaubert's techniques, shedding light on how the author masterfully blends storytelling with dramatic flair, creating an engaging and immersive experience for the audience.

The book is rich with insights, offering a deeper understanding of Flaubert’s thematic preoccupations and narrative strategies. Olds emphasizes the connection between the written word and performance, highlighting how Flaubert's works often possess a theatricality that enhances their emotional resonance. Through detailed analysis, he uncovers layers of meaning that resonate beyond the text, showcasing Flaubert's genius in marrying narrative and theatrical elements.

With a comprehensive set of bibliographical references and an index, this scholarly work serves as a valuable resource for anyone interested in Flaubert’s contributions to literature. Olds' examination not only elucidates Flaubert’s artistry but also positions him within the broader context of literary theatrics, making this book a significant contribution to Flaubert studies.