Madame Bovary / Gustave Flaubert. - Mineola, N.Y. :Dover Publications,1996, - v, 247 p. ;21 cm.

• Call Number: 843 FLA
• English Collection
• Hanoi University Libray 
• Summary : Madame Bovary is a novel by Gustave Flaubert about Emma Bovary, a doctor's wife who is bored with her provincial life and her dull marriage. She tries to escape her reality by pursuing romantic ideals through extramarital affairs and extravagant spending, which ultimately leads her to massive debt and tragic suicide. The novel is a classic of literary realism, critiquing societal expectations and the clash between fantasy and reality. Literary significance: Madame Bovary is considered a masterpiece of literary realism because of its detailed and unsentimental portrayal of 19th-century French life. The novel is celebrated for its critical examination of the disconnect between romantic illusions and the harsh realities of life, as well as its sharp commentary on the limitations placed on women by society.
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