La Comédie humaine has part(s) Studies of manners
Structure of La Comédie humaine
Balzac's final plan (1845) of the Comédie Humaine is as follows (projected works are not included; dates are those of initial publication, whether or not the work was initially conceived as part of the Comédie Humaine):Studies of manners (Études de moeurs)
Scenes from private life (Scènes de la vie privée)
At the Sign of the Cat and Racket (La Maison du chat-qui-pelote, 1830)
The Ball at Sceaux (Le Bal de Sceaux, 1830)
Letters of Two Brides (Mémoires de deux jeunes mariées, 1842)
The Purse (La Bourse, 1832)
Modeste Mignon (1844)
A Start in Life (Un début dans la vie, 1845; first published as Le danger des mystifications, 1842)
Albert Savarus (1842)
The Vendetta (La Vendetta, 1830)
A Second Home (Une double famille, 1830)
Domestic Bliss (La Paix du ménage, 1830)
Madame Firmiani (1832)
Study of a Woman (Étude de femme, 1830)
The Imaginary Mistress (La fausse maîtresse, 1842, a.k.a. Paz)
A Daughter of Eve (Une fille d'Ève, 1838–39)
The Message (Le Message, 1832)
La Grande Bretèche (1832)
La Grenadière (1832)
The Deserted Woman (La Femme abandonnée, 1832)
Honorine (1843)
Béatrix (1839)
Gobseck (1830)
A Woman of Thirty (La Femme de trente ans, 1832)
Old Goriot (le Père Goriot, 1835)
Le Colonel Chabert (1844, first published as La transaction, 1832)
The Atheist's Mass (La Messe de l'athée, 1836)
L'Interdiction (1836, a.k.a. The Commission in Lunacy)
A Marriage Contract (Le Contrat de mariage, 1835)
Another Study of a Woman (Autre étude de femme, 1842)
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