Career Rugonov. Zola E.

Emil Zola (1840–1902) - one of the pillars of world realistic literature, the leader of the literary movement of naturalism, a passionate publicist and human rights activist and passionate researcher of everyday life. His most famous work is the epoch-making twenty-volume cycle “Rugon-Makkara”, which opens the endless panorama of human vices and virtues in the scenery of the second empire, the encyclopedia of the life of Paris and the French province on the material of several generations of one family that gave birth to the most strange fruits

< P> In his first novel “Career Rugons” (1871), written on the eve of the war with Prussia and the Paris Commune, the author contrasts Silver’s young idealists and his girlfriend Mietta with their revolutionary passion, purity of the gust, and those who are torn to power. These people are preoccupied only with “selling themselves as much as expensive”, they are ready to go over to the side of those who generously reward at the hour of celebration.