This Companion's textual analysis of the complete range of Flaubert's work, including Madame Bovary, is accompanied by discussion of broader theoretical issues, including Flaubert's place in the canon of French literature. The series of new essays represents the latest scholarly thinking on the novelist's work and critical legacy. A variety of critical approaches provides insight into the continuing power of Flaubert's writing. An afterword by Mario Vargas Llosa concludes the volume. The book includes a chronology and suggestions for further reading.

Chronology 1. Gustave Flaubert, the hermit of Croisset Timothy Unwin 2. Flaubert's place in literary history Michael Tilby 3. Flaubert's early work Timothy Unwin 4. Flaubert's travel writings Adrianne Tooke 5. Flaubert's correspondence Rosemary Lloyd 6. History and its representation in Flaubert's work Anne Green 7. Death and the post mortem in Flaubert's works Mary Orr 8. The art of characterisation in Flaubert's fiction Lawrence M. Porter 9. The stylistic achievements of Flaubert's fiction Alison Finch 10. The writing process: scenarios, sketches and rough drafts Tony Williams 11. Flaubert and the visual Aim? Israel-Pelletier 12. The theatre in the work of Flaubert Alan Raitt 13. Flaubert's failure Lawrence R. Schehr 14. Flaubert, our contemporary Mario Vargas Llosa (translated by John King) Bibliography.

Timothy Unwin is Professor of French Language and Literature at the University of Bristol.

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