Thérèse Raquin
Translated by George Pape earliest edition we have, 1962 Het Spectrum, 1981 paperback 204 pages
Émile Zola's Thérèse Raquin is a Naturalist novel exploring themes of lust, adultery, and guilt, set in the grimy backstreets of Paris, where Thérèse, unhappy in her marriage, engages in a passionate affair with Laurent, leading to a tragic outcome. Here's a more detailed overview: Setting and Characters: The story unfolds in a dingy Parisian setting, focusing on Thérèse, a young woman married to her sickly cousin C...
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