Zola Emil- The transgression of Abbot Mouret

Abbot Mouret's transgression "is one of the romantic and social works of Émile Zola included in the" Rugon-Maccara "cycle. In it, the author touches on complex moral and ethical issues, posing a riddle to the reader: how much a person can be subject to his desires and vices, and what consequences this can have on those around him.

The novel's plot revolves around Abbot Mouret, a Catholic priest who faces his own moral and spiritual dilemmas. His inner conflict and misdeeds begin to have an impact on the lives of his parishioners and on his own destiny. Zola describes events with characteristic depth and analyticism, creating images and situations that make the reader think about the nature of human behavior and social justice.

The book is riddled with criticism of social institutions and questions of human morality, which makes it relevant in our time. Zola skillfully combines psychological depth with social criticism, creating a complex and multi-layered novel that remains relevant and interesting to a wide range of readers.

- By Emile Zola

- Title: Misdemeanour of Abbot Mouret

- Genre: Novel, Social Drama

- Format: Audiobook

- Performer: Unknown

- Duration: Unknown

- Language: Russian