Over Strand and Field

Flaubert is renowned for his contribution to literary realism, emphasizing a neutral presentation of reality through meticulous style. His debut novel, Madame Bovary, showcases his commitment to formal perfection and aesthetic values. Flaubert's influence extends to notable figures like Guy de Maupassant, his protégé, highlighting his lasting impact on literature. His works, including his Correspondence, reflect his dedication to style and the complexities of human experience.