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are often forceful and inspired, but they are erratic, arbitrarily advanced, and, despite all their show of boldness, lacking in inward certainty and continuity. There is something unsettled about his whole nature: his fluctuation between realistic candor in general and silly mystification in particulars, between cold self-control, rapturous abandonment to sensual pleasures, and insecure and sometimes sentimental vaingloriousness, is not always easy to put up with; his literary style is very impressive and unmistakably original, but it is short-winded, not uniformly successful, and only seldom wholly takes possession of and fixes the subject. But, such as he was, he offered himself to the moment; circumstances seized him, tossed him about, and laid upon him a unique and unexpected destiny; they formed him so that he was compelled to come to terms with reality in a way which no one had done before him.
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a universal point of view in all things; but it is not only in the name of freedom in general but also in the name of individual happiness that
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by finding a usable ford rather than the overwhelmed pontoon bridge, which probably saved his life and those of his companions. He arrived in Paris in 1813, largely unaware of the general fiasco that the retreat had become. Stendhal became known, during the
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to treat his sexual disease, resulting in swollen armpits, difficulty swallowing, pains in his shrunken testicles, sleeplessness, giddiness, roaring in the ears, racing pulse and "tremors so bad he could scarcely hold a fork or a pen". Modern medicine has shown that his health problems were more
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Stendhal "the Novel owes its next great step forward...At that point it became suddenly evident that the Novel as such was capable of being regarded as a means of profoundly serious and many-sided discussion and therefore as a medium of profoundly serious investigation into the human case."
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that "it would be almost incomprehensible without a most accurate and detailed knowledge of the political situation, the social stratification, and the economic circumstances of a perfectly definite historical moment, namely, that in which France found itself just before the July
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As I emerged from the porch of Santa Croce, I was seized with a fierce palpitation of the heart (that same symptom which, in Berlin, is referred to as an attack of the nerves); the well-spring of life was dried up within me, and I walked in constant fear of falling to the ground.
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returned to throughout his life. "Dominique" and "Salviati" served as intimate pet names. He coins comic names "that make him even more bourgeois than he really is: Cotonnet, Bombet, Chamier." He uses many ridiculous names: "Don phlegm", "
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636:(1824), now more valued for its wide-ranging musical criticism than for its historical content. He also idealized aristocracy, noting its antiegalitarianism but appreciating how it is liberal in its love of liberty.
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is "much overrated", and that Stendhal has a "paltry style". In
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Digital version of Stendhal's shoulder-notes on his own books.
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for Mathilde, Countess Dembowska, whom he met while living at
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in Italy. He travelled extensively in Germany and was part of
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refers to Stendhal as "France's last great psychologist" in
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Admiration – one marvels at the qualities of the loved one.
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This article is about the writer. For the German city, see
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on account of Stendhal's liberalism and anti-clericalism.
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Reading Realism in Stendhal (Cambridge Studies in French)
1566:. New York: St. Martin's Publishing Group. p. 1334.
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The condition was diagnosed and named in 1979 by Italian
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Melancholy portrait of Stendhal by Ducis, 1835, in Milan.
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Starobinski, Jean (1989). "Pseudononimous Stendhal".
1968:. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. p. 75.
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1487:. Oxforddictionaries.com. 2014-01-23. Archived from
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Study Guide to The Second Sex by Simone de Beauvoir
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Paul Broca and the Origins of Language in the Brain
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Naples and Florence: A Journey from Milan to Reggio
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1851:. San Diego, CA: Plural Publishing. p. 135.
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415:List of the women that he had loved, inserted in
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2058:. Translated by Ellis, David. Horizon. pp.
1124:Even Stendhal's autobiographical works, such as
2598:Nietzsche, Friedrich Wilhelm (1 January 2004).
2125:How the French Won Waterloo - or Think They Did
1879:. Fairleigh Dickinson Univ Press. p. 218.
750:(1830, later published in the Paris periodical
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1953:. Suffolk: Chapman and Hall. 1913. p. 74.
318:where Stendhal stayed in December 1812 during
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2100:The Boundaries of Realism in World Literature
1661:. Coward, McCann & Geoghegan. p. 68.
2583:. Translated by Hollingdale, R. J. Penguin.
1747:Sartre, Jean-Paul (September–October 2009).
394:and his sojourn in Italy convinced him that
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1929:. Oxon: Routledge. p. 261.
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879:The Private Diaries of Stendhal
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2687:. Paris, Paul Ollendorf, 1914.
2619:Talty, Stephan (2 June 2009).
2541:. Cambridge University Press.
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2816:Centro Stendhaliano di Milano
2659:Stendhal: Notes on a Novelist
2556:Martin, Brian Joseph (2011).
2535:Green, F. C. (16 June 2011).
2222:a l'allure bien stendhalienne
1847:LaPointe, Leonard L. (2012).
1774:Bamforth, Iain (2010-12-01).
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2671:. Basic Books, 1979 (USA);
1877:Simone de Beauvoir on Woman
1657:Richardson, Joanna (1974).
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2835:"Beyle, Marie Henri"
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2258:. Peter Lang. p. 34.
2148:Goodheart, Eugene (2018).
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859:The Life of Henry Brulard
841:Stendhal's brief memoir,
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2123:Clarke, Stephen (2015).
2098:Kvas, Kornelije (2020).
2039:. Gallimard. p. 19.
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5558:Conseil d'État (France)
3861:Józef Ignacy Kraszewski
3031:The Courier of the King
2841:Encyclopædia Britannica
2811:French site on Stendhal
2684:Stendhal et le beylisme
2279:Pearson, Roger (2014).
1925:Pearson, Roger (2014).
1875:Leighton, Jean (1975).
1691:Haig, Stirling (1989).
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1251:In homage to Stendhal,
1043:The German philosopher
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788:The Duchess of Palliano
639:In his works, Stendhal
626:Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
482:The History of Painting
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322:'s retreat from Russia.
314:A plaque on a house in
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5444:Romanticism in science
5399:Middle Ages in history
5394:List of Romantic poets
4106:Josiah Gilbert Holland
2949:The Pink and the Green
1951:The Fortnightly Review
1900:Rass, Rebecca (2020).
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5404:Opium and Romanticism
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3199:Counter-Enlightenment
3039:The Red and the Black
3006:The Red and the Black
2925:Memoirs of an Egotist
2917:The Red and the Black
2802:The Red and the Black
2673:Stendhal. A Biography
2334:. Macmillan. p.
2056:Memoirs of an Egotist
1992:Green, F. C. (1939).
1964:Green, F. C. (1939).
1792:10.3399/bjgp10X544780
1776:"Stendhal's Syndrome"
1590:Nemo, August (2020).
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5429:Romantic psychology
3224:Hudson River School
3168:Sweden (literature)
3153:Russia (literature)
2799:Audio Book (mp3) of
2785:StendhalForever.com
2737:Tillett, Margaret.
2690:Dieter, Anna-Lisa,
2495:The Washington Post
2437:. London: Vintage.
2361:"What is concrete?"
2152:. Oxon: Routledge.
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2893:A Life of Napoleon
2821:2021-12-21 at the
2728:Richardson, Joanna
2657:Adams, Robert M.,
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2724:. New York, 1945.
2632:978-0-307-45975-6
2611:978-0-486-43460-5
2590:978-0-14-044267-0
2569:978-1-58465-944-0
2548:978-1-107-60072-0
2331:How Fiction Works
2159:978-1-351-30910-3
2134:978-1-4735-0636-7
2109:978-1-7936-0910-6
2050:Stendhal (1975).
1975:978-1-107-60072-0
1966:An Amharic Reader
1936:978-0-582-09616-5
1911:978-1-64542-393-5
1886:978-0-8386-1504-1
1858:978-1-59756-604-9
1640:978-0-226-53829-7
1601:978-3-96799-211-3
1573:978-0-312-64302-7
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3101:Romanticism
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2529:Works cited
2464:nybooks.com
2086:Martin 2011
2052:"Chapter V"
1749:"War Diary"
1409:instead of
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987:represents
979:represents
887:Non-fiction
592:Jean Racine
515:Stendhal's
458:quicksilver
396:Romanticism
122:Romanticism
5512:Categories
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3773:de Quincey
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3522:Baudelaire
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3239:Lake Poets
2679:Blum, Léon
2516:Stendhal.
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1835:Green 2011
1823:Green 2011
1679:Talty 2009
1545:2013-08-30
1531:"Stendhal"
1516:2014-01-28
1495:2014-01-28
1470:2014-01-28
1446:References
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1061:Dostoevsky
1037:Émile Zola
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899:De L'Amour
551:Lord Byron
472:Pseudonyms
400:Metternich
392:liberalism
106:Occupation
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3798:Radcliffe
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3738:C. Brontë
3668:Jean Paul
3663:Hölderlin
3552:Lamartine
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3479:Guimarães
3387:Pantheism
3377:Nostalgia
3229:Indianism
3177:Movements
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2879:Works by
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1666:help page
1397:), using
1377:cite book
1246:dizziness
1005:Apennines
814:Biography
781:Les Cenci
776:The Cenci
643:excerpts
490:cavalerie
478:pen names
454:potassium
405:exequatur
345:with the
5518:Stendhal
5497:Category
5313:Dahlhaus
5298:Blanning
5265:Scholars
5235:Tropinin
5230:Tidemand
5220:Stattler
5215:Scheffer
5115:Głowacki
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5040:Bryullov
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4957:Schiller
4947:Rousseau
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4637:Lipiński
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4540:Goldmark
4331:Thalberg
4326:Schubert
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4267:Topelius
4257:Runeberg
4247:Prešeren
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4182:Frashëri
4172:Eminescu
4152:Andersen
4060:Tyutchev
4045:Karamzin
4019:Zorrilla
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