Description

Occur the taverns of London, this really is probably the first traditional misfortune of working class people residing in the slums of the town. "The Drinking Den" (1877) is area of the "Rougon-Macquart" sequence, a history of two branches of the family tracked through many decades. Zola's work was affected by modern ideas of genetics and experimental technology, and the conduct of both households is proved to be trained by inherited traits and setting, primarily psychological uncertainty and drunkenness.