The "Adolphe Type" in French Fiction in the First Half of the Nineteenth Century

actions Adolphe affairs affection Amaury appear Arthur aspects attempts attitudes authors becomes believes c'est cause Cécile chapter character Christian coeur common concerned Confession d'un enfant Constant course criticisms d'un d'une death describes desire Edouard Education Ellénore emotions enfant du siècle example existence experiences fact fait falls feelings final Flaubert force France Gerfaut happiness hero's heroes hommes hope Ibid idea ideal influence interest Jacques kind later least Lélia less lives marriage married MICHIGAN mind monde moral nature novels Octave Paris particularly passion perhaps problems qu'il reader realize reasons reference regards relationship religion religious respect romantic Sand says seek seems seen sentiments shown similar Similarly social society Solitude Sous Sténie Stephen suffering superior tout Valentine Volupté whilst woman young