Which novels truly capture French aristocratic mindset?
Which novels truly capture French aristocratic mindset?
Angel Davis
Jayden Kelly
The Red and the Black
Brayden Moore
The D'Artagnan series by Dumas shows us how they perceived themselves.
Justin Powell
That's all post-Revolutionary authors. Should've specified I'm looking for 18 century works.
Hunter Foster
Lays leeayzones danzherooze.
Anthony Brown
de sade
Jason Peterson
bump
Lincoln Gonzalez
henry de montherlant the bachelors
Caleb Phillips
This. All you really need.
Jordan Long
Les Liaisons dangereuses
Jaxon Powell
By Chowderloss dey Lakeloss.
Anthony Baker
Proust's Search
Jonathan Jenkins
I think I might have found where my fetish for clothes and big bodied hair comes from. This bitch needs hard dick right now.
Dominic Rivera
bump
Ethan Cruz
Marquis de Sade.
Maybe The Leopard but they're Italian.
Noah Evans
Illuminist works? No one likes them user. Go through Voltaire's bibliography and see if any title stands out, man loved his social criticism.
Daniel Butler
These two definitely, but it will definitely be skewed lenses to view them through. Both men had obvious biases and agendas they were writing from.
Brody Davis
Proust is in no way an aristocrat you fool
Nathan Jenkins
Nabokov
Kayden Martinez
Read Balzac
Pere Goriot
Brandon Brooks
Kabale und Liebe
The setting is german but the “french aristocratic mindset“ was all the craze at that time
Jaxon Carter
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Adam Ortiz
Jack Foster
En 1972, les Éditions Gallimard publiaient les Lettres de Toulouse-Lautrec, rassemblées par Herbert Schimmel. Il y en avait 266. Depuis, de nouveaux écrits ont apparu en tel nombre qu'une nouvelle édition s'imposait. Le résultat est impressionnant : 619 lettres qui couvrent la vie entière d'Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec (né le 24 novembre 1864, il est mort le 9 septembre 1901), accompagnées de documents et de lettres de ses proches éclairant considérablement la destinée de cet être d'exception. La première lettre est écrite quand il a six ans et la dernière quelques semaines avant sa mort. On peut connaître ainsi l'enfance et suivre l'éducation d'un jeune aristocrate de province, dans un milieu assez conventionnel, les premiers pas d'un artiste prometteur, son arrivée à Paris, la lutte pour la reconnaissance de son talent de peintre et de lithographe, la déchéance physique, et la disparition prématurée à trente-sept ans. On y découvre aussi ses rapports avec marchands et…
Lincoln Adams
Ian Anderson
Lincoln Butler
Logan Campbell
la princesse de cleves
Jace Sanchez
If you insist on things written in the 18th century about the 18th century:
>Mémoires de St Simon
>Vauvenargues
>Chamfort
>Rivarol
If you want fiction
>Les Liaisons Dangeureuses
>Le Mariage de Figaro
Sade is trash.
Luis Morgan
120 days of sodom
Chase Gray
Initially I didn't like Kristen Dunst but she did some fine ass acting in that movie.
Melancholia was great too.
Too bad she is in a lot of bad movies
Daniel Nguyen
Go read their diaries
Memoirs of Duc de Saint-Simon
Memoirs of Giacomo Casanova
Memoirs of Jean Baptise Marbot
Memoirs of de Villehardouin
Memoirs of Madame Fontenoy