In her introduction to this late-eighteenth-century novel by Charriere, Emma Rooksby discusses the sentimental tradition, Enlightenment ideas, epistolary fiction, Charriere's career, and the difficult situation of women and women writers in postrevolutionary France.
A Novel by the Abbe de La Tour
Paperback
Publication Date: 30/01/2007
In the aftermath of the French Revolution, three women who have fled France-the straitlaced aristocrat Emilie, her lighthearted maid Josephine, and the worldly Constance-try to make new lives for themselves in Altendorf, Germany. Their experiences, difficulties, and choices address the philosophical question, Are moral theories adequate guides to good conduct?
In her introduction to this late-eighteenth-century novel by Charriere, Emma Rooksby discusses the sentimental tradition, Enlightenment ideas, epistolary fiction, Charriere's career, and the difficult situation of women and women writers in postrevolutionary France.
In her introduction to this late-eighteenth-century novel by Charriere, Emma Rooksby discusses the sentimental tradition, Enlightenment ideas, epistolary fiction, Charriere's career, and the difficult situation of women and women writers in postrevolutionary France.
- ISBN:
- 9780873529419
- 9780873529419
- Category:
- Contemporary fiction
- Format:
- Paperback
- Publication Date:
- 30-01-2007
- Language:
- English, French
- Publisher:
- Modern Language Association of America
- Country of origin:
- United States
- Pages:
- 217
- Dimensions (mm):
- 215x140x14mm
- Weight:
- 0.26kg
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