Bruges-la-Morte

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Bruges-la-Morte is a symbolist novel by Georges Rodenbach that portrays a widower’s obsessive mourning in the melancholic, death-haunted city of Bruges.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf novel
symbolist novel
adaptationComposer Erich Wolfgang Korngold NERFINISHED
adaptationLibrettist Julius Korngold NERFINISHED
adaptedAs opera
author Georges Rodenbach NERFINISHED
centralConflict obsessive mourning for dead wife
containsIllustrations true
countryOfOrigin Belgium NERFINISHED
firstBookPublicationDate 1892
firstBookPublisher Flammarion NERFINISHED
firstPublicationDate 1892
firstPublicationForm serial publication
firstPublisher Le Figaro NERFINISHED
genre Symbolism
psychological fiction
hasAdaptation Die tote Stadt NERFINISHED
hasEnglishTitle Bruges-la-Morte NERFINISHED
hasFrenchTitle Bruges-la-Morte NERFINISHED
influenced James Joyce NERFINISHED
The Dead NERFINISHED
isSetIn Flanders NERFINISHED
literaryForm prose fiction
literaryMovement Symbolism NERFINISHED
literaryStatus classic of symbolist literature
mainCharacter Hugues Viane NERFINISHED
motif bells
canals
doppelgänger
hair of the dead wife
religious imagery
narrativePerspective third-person narration
notableFor integration of photographs into the narrative
portrayal of Bruges as a living, morbid entity
numberOfPhotographsInFirstEdition 35 GENERATED
originalLanguage French
periodOfWork fin de siècle
placeOfSetting Bruges NERFINISHED
protagonistStatus widower
settingCharacteristic death-haunted city
melancholic atmosphere
theme city as character
death
memory
mourning
obsession

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Die tote Stadt basedOn Bruges-la-Morte