Therese Raquin
fr. Thérèse Raquin · 1867
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Interesting Facts
- The book was written as part of the literary movement of naturalism, which aimed for the most accurate and objective depiction of reality.
- The main character, Therese Raquin, is married to her cousin Camille, creating a foundation for complex family and personal relationships.
- The novel explores themes of crime and punishment, as well as the psychological consequences of murder.
- Emile Zola used a scientific approach to character creation, viewing them as objects of experiment.
- The book caused significant public resonance and criticism for its frankness and darkness.
- The novel has been adapted for theater and film numerous times, testifying to its longevity and cultural impact.

Date of publication: 14 May 2024
Updated: 14 July 2024
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Genre: Classical literature
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