Pierre et Jean

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Pierre et Jean is a psychological realist novel by Guy de Maupassant that explores family tensions, jealousy, and identity in late 19th-century France.

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instanceOf novel
psychological realist novel
adaptation film adaptations
television adaptations
author Guy de Maupassant NERFINISHED
centralConflict discovery of a contested inheritance
revelation of a family secret
containsElement inheritance dispute
marriage prospects
moral dilemma
countryOfOrigin France
firstPublicationForm serial publication
firstPublisherCountry France NERFINISHED
genre psychological fiction
realist fiction
hasPreface Le Roman NERFINISHED
hasSiblingProtagonists true
languageStyle clear realist prose
literaryForm prose fiction
literaryMovement Realism NERFINISHED
literarySignificance key psychological novel in Maupassant's oeuvre
major work of French realism
mainCharacter Gérôme Roland NERFINISHED
Jean Roland NERFINISHED
Louise Roland NERFINISHED
Madame Rosémilly NERFINISHED
Pierre Roland NERFINISHED
narrativePerspective third-person narration
notableFor concise psychological analysis
detailed depiction of petty bourgeois life
originalLanguage French
originalTitle Pierre et Jean NERFINISHED
placeInAuthorCareer middle period of Guy de Maupassant's career
protagonistProfession doctor
lawyer
publicationYear 1888
settingCountry France NERFINISHED
settingLocation Le Havre NERFINISHED
settingPeriod late 19th century
structure two-part narrative
targetAudience adult readers
theme bourgeois society
family tensions
identity
illegitimacy
inheritance
jealousy
sibling rivalry

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Guy de Maupassant notableWork Pierre et Jean