In one of this author's novels, a duchess warns the protagonist that if a man's heart is captured through love, he will be tyrannical, and therefore a woman must be coquettish instead.
In one of this author's novels, a duchess warns the protagonist that if a man's heart is captured through love, he will be tyrannical, and therefore a woman must be coquettish instead. Fyodor Dostoevsky's first translation was of one of this author's novels. One of this author's works is discussed in a book that analyzes ($) "five codes" that create "a network, a topos through which the entire text passes." That text discussing this author's work is Roland Barthes' S/Z. In one of his novels, Charles takes a later to his uncle revealing that Guillaume is about to commit suicide, and that uncle (*) Felix looks at Cruchot des Bonfons and des Grassins as possible suitors for his daughter, the title character. In another of his novels, few people attend a funeral besides Rastignac. For ten points, identify this author who included Sarrasine and Le Pere Goriot in his The Human Comedy.
In one of this author's novels, a duchess warns the protagonist that if a man's heart is captured through love, he will be tyrannical, and therefore a woman must be coquettish instead.
Honore de {Balzac}