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Lucien Leuwen is the second major novel written by French author Stendhal in 1834, following The Red and the Black (1830). It remained unfinished due to the political culture of the July Monarchy in the 1830s and Stendhal's fears of losing his government position by offending the administration.
- France
- 1894 (posthumous)
- Novel
- Stendhal
Lucien Leuwen o Un oficial enamorado es la segunda gran novela de Stendhal, escrita en 1834, después de Rojo y negro, e inconclusa. Fue publicada por primera vez, póstumamente, en 1894.
Lucien Leuwen est le deuxième grand roman de Stendhal. Il a été écrit en 1834, après Le Rouge et le Noir, mais est resté inachevé par son auteur qui craignait que l'ouvrage ne lui attire la censure de la monarchie de Juillet.
- Stendhal
- roman
- 1894 (posth., inachevé)
- éditions Édouard Dentu
Lucien Leuwen, unfinished novel by Stendhal, published posthumously in 1894. It is perhaps Stendhal’s most autobiographical work. The book follows the career of Lucien, the title character, the son of a banker, from his expulsion from the École Polytechnique because of his idealism, through his
- The Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica
Lucien, hijo de un rico y poderoso banquero, es expulsado de la Escuela Politécnica por haber expresado ideas republicanas. Pero su padre lo hace ingresar en un regimiento de lanceros de guarnición en Nancy.
The first half of Lucien Leuwen is certainly the most interesting. Featuring the archetypal Stendhalian hero (young, male, Byronic but fiercely introspective), Lucien leaves the home of his parents, joins the army and gets involved in a set of intrigues while garrisoned in a small French town.
