Author: (French) Mérimée
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Publishing Date: 2006-02-01
Features: This book is a collection of short stories and novellas by the French writer Prosper Mérimée, including "Matteo Falcone," "Hortense," "Venus d'Ile," and "Carmen." These works narrate a series of mysterious and thrilling tales, creating enduring artistic figures such as the hearty and rebellious outlaw Matteo Falcone, the lively and unrestrained woman Hortense, and the defiant and independent woman Carmen, who is both evil and free-spirited. The stories showcase the legendary social customs of the remote Mediterranean island of Corsica, far from the bustling French metropolis, praising the simplicity, ruggedness, straightforwardness, and courage of the people in this region. Works like "Hortense" and "Carmen" have been adapted into plays and films multiple times and have been widely performed around the world, beloved and celebrated by audiences in various countries, becoming significant events in the world of theater and cinema.
Carmen - Famous Translations by Renowned Translators - Color Illustrations Edition
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