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Translation Of Maurice Renard's Article "On The Scientific-Marvellous Novel", Arthur B. Evans
Translation Of Maurice Renard's Article "On The Scientific-Marvellous Novel", Arthur B. Evans
Global Language Studies Faculty publications
No abstract provided.
Marcel And The Medusa: The Narrator's Obfuscated Homosexuality In A La Recherche Du Temps Perdu, Elizabeth Richardson Viti
Marcel And The Medusa: The Narrator's Obfuscated Homosexuality In A La Recherche Du Temps Perdu, Elizabeth Richardson Viti
French Faculty Publications
Although A la recherche du temps perdu places center stage an extraordinary number of homosexuals, the narrator resists joining their number himself and, indeed, insists on his heterosexuality throughout the novel. Certainly there are those critics who have taken the narrator at his word, and most convincing among them is Harry Levin. In a marvelous response to Justin O'Brien and his "Albertine the Ambiguous: Notes on Proust's Transposition of the Sexes," which inspired the men-in-women's-clothing cliche in Proustian scholarship, Levin points out the pitfalls of disbelief. First of all, he notes, to use Proust's own suspected homosexuality as a justification …
A Jules Verne Fairy Tale. [Review Of Jules Verne's Adventures Of The Rat Family, Trans. Evelyn Copeland, Ed. Iona Opie And Brian Taves, Oxford Up, 1993], Arthur B. Evans
A Jules Verne Fairy Tale. [Review Of Jules Verne's Adventures Of The Rat Family, Trans. Evelyn Copeland, Ed. Iona Opie And Brian Taves, Oxford Up, 1993], Arthur B. Evans
Global Language Studies Faculty publications
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Social Justice As Found In 'Equitan', Sarah Buchanan
Social Justice As Found In 'Equitan', Sarah Buchanan
French Publications
No abstract provided.
The Fantastic Science Fiction Of Maurice Renard, Arthur B. Evans
The Fantastic Science Fiction Of Maurice Renard, Arthur B. Evans
Global Language Studies Faculty publications
No abstract provided.
Voices From The Wild Zone: Feminist Awakenings In Selected Works Of George Sand And Kate Chopin, Kristen Findley
Voices From The Wild Zone: Feminist Awakenings In Selected Works Of George Sand And Kate Chopin, Kristen Findley
Honors Theses, 1963-2015
My research focused on four pieces of literature to examine awakenings as examples of the female voice. An awakening I defined as a woman rediscovering herself and the world around her. I consulted The Awakening and "The Story of an Hour" by Kate Chopin, an American woman, as well as La Petite Fadette and Indiana by George Sand, a Frenchwoman, to explore different types of awakenings within different contexts. To examine an awakening further, I used a theory explained by Elaine Showalter, a feminist critic, and Shirley and Edwin Ardener, anthropologists, as "The Wild Zone," an area of women¹s culture. …
Past, Present And Passion Tense In Annie Ernaux's Passion Simple, Claire Marrone
Past, Present And Passion Tense In Annie Ernaux's Passion Simple, Claire Marrone
Languages Faculty Publications
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Jules Verne, Arthur B. Evans
Jules Verne, Arthur B. Evans
Global Language Studies Faculty publications
No abstract provided.
Une Analyse Des Perspectives Feministes Dans L'Oeuvre De Benoite Groult (1975-1993), Charlotte Joanne Casey
Une Analyse Des Perspectives Feministes Dans L'Oeuvre De Benoite Groult (1975-1993), Charlotte Joanne Casey
Theses : Honours
The work by French author Benoite Groult (1920- ) is an expression of personal discontent. Biographer Fernando Goutier (1978, p. 98) points out that from 1968 to 1975 an increasingly acute awareness of the political and economic situation of Women compelled Groult to write Ainsi soit-elle (1975). Ainsi soit-elle is the point of departure for our study of feminist perspectives in Benoite Groult's writing. The purpose of this research project is to explore the possibilities, and the validity, of a feminist reading of a selection of essays and novels produced by Groult between 1975 and 1993. Included in this selection …