Zola, la plume et le compas explores how Émile Zola’s novels construct spatial and temporal dimensions. Olivier Lumbroso examines the interplay between setting and narrative, arguing that Zola’s depiction of space is integral to his critique of society. Drawing on philosophical concepts of time and space, the book situates Zola within broader literary traditions while offering fresh insights into the mechanics of his storytelling.

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