Balzac’s visceral disgust for the rising bourgeois liberalism of 19th-century France opened the same aesthetic and philosophical door that Celiné, Wyndham Lewis, Pierre Drieu la Rochelle, Yukio Mishima, and Michel Houellebecq (our greatest living literary artist) would also walk through
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The Lesser Bourgeoisie – Study of the works | Honoré de Balzac
https://www.balzac-analyse.com/les-petits-bourgeois/?lang=en
The revolutionary dialectic of Balzac. The aristocracy was incapable of leading society; the bourgeoisie was unworthy
https://marxist.com/the-revolutionary-dialectic-of-balzac-s-human-comedy.htm
Balzac’s visceral disgust for the rising bourgeois liberalism of 19th-century France opened the same aesthetic and philosophical door that Celiné, Wyndham Lewis, Pierre Drieu la Rochelle, Yukio Mishima, and Michel Houellebecq (our greatest living literary artist) would also walk through
https://www.compactmag.com/article/a-reactionary-marxists-can-love/