Nana Ghanaian Paris

The various creations of the French novelist Emile Zola, as well as his theoretical articles, contributed to the victory of the naturalistic school, which wrested supremacy from romanticism thanks to the efforts of great writers, including in France Emile Zola, who was a professor and literary mentor to the famous writer Guy de Maupassant.One of Zola''s most famous works is "Nana", which contributed to the spread of his name and the fame of his novels. It tells the story of a girl who used her beauty and femininity in order to achieve her goals, to move to the stage, which in the middle of the nineteenth century represented what cinema and television represent today, and she became a famous star and became It has influence and men who follow its command, and since the translation and publication of the novel in Arabic in the early fifties of the last century, the novel and its writer were attacked, and its translator and publisher received their share of the attack. But that attack did not prevent the reading public from accepting the novel.