France in the 1800s

France in the 19th century was a dangerous battlefield filled with distrust and seeking power. Political controversy, bloodshed, prejudice, and more French tears. In 1871 France was defeated and humiliated by the French-Prussian War. In the French War, ease of victory was considered and the third French Republic moved to Alsace region and Lorraine region to Germany which is the winner (Kriger, p.171). Immediately after France failed the war, the people of Paris formed a radical organization called "community". The municipality refused to establish a new conservative government and started uprising in Paris.

In handling the character of greed, de Mobosang chose France as the background of this story in the late 1800s is very suitable. As France's monarchy was abolished in 1870, a new class consciousness was born in France. The new capital of Bourgeoisie replaced the aristocracy and the rich occupied the position in society, once a former heritage. In this case, he provided a boring environment so that no one can resist the temptation of greed. Beautiful costumes, delicious dishes, luxurious jewelry, luxurious parties are part of the Parisian landscape in the late 1800s. The more you are luxurious, the more famous you are. Women's value to society depends on their beauty and charm, and if used properly, "put slums girls on the highest level of land" (691). Intimacy between these courses is very small, it is said to be a woman

One of the 20 book Zola series records the changing France of the 1800's. After seeing the TV series "Heaven", I saw this book. It was about a French businessman who had a department store and a woman who worked for him. Because Zola is so famous, it seems strange from my research that not all 20 volumes were translated into modern times. The earliest translations were sometimes done by unknown writers, but much was done by the Vizetelly family and subject to scrutiny

Victor of Avilon was probably the most famous wild child in modern times, was born in the forest of southern France in 1800, was 12 years old, and lived in the wild for about seven years. This was a moment of social and philosophical confusion, the idea of ​​"natural state" advocated by Rock, Rousseau and others was still hotly debated. Victor who can not talk is welcomed as a potential window for the human soul throughout the country and is keen to research scholars who are keen to test their language and educational theory.