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When Laure Conan, the first French-Canadian woman novelist, decided to go into writing at the end of the nineteenth century it represented a challenge to the world around her. This was a world where literary structures were embryonic and literary networks still practically non-existent.We will first explore the idea of writing as a «job». We will discover that literary activity was inevitably connected to other professions. These difficulties, of economic order,were not the only ones which women writers had to face; they also lacked the symbolic conditions which would allow them public recognition
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Mireille Flaux : Fiction according to Madame Riccoboni. What did writing fiction mean for Mme Ricco...
Women’s writing has developed in a spectacular way since the beginning of the 20th century. Feminine...
Mme de Marans (1719-1784) was born in a noble but new family and lives amongst the Bas-Vendômois gen...
Although Laure Conan was known primarily as Quebec's first woman novelist, she was also one of only ...
It is difficult for a woman to define her feelings in language which is chiefly made by men to expre...
At day we know rather well the ideology of women who wrote in nineteenth-century France. But a quest...
Contemporary French feminist literary critics have debated whether the category of woman is an empow...
The relative position of women in literature is now so important that it is difficult for one to rea...
L’auteure met en lumière le parcours d’une femme tenue à l’écart des circuits de production et de di...
The massive emergence of French-Canadian women of letters in journalistic literary practice at the e...
Could a woman be a playwright in the nineteenth century? Writing for the theater was an especially d...
Recent studies have shown the obstacles and prejudice women authors had to overcome in 18th-century ...
Right at the end of the eighteenth century, a famous poet, Ponce-Denis Écouchard Le Brun, denounced ...
Since its publication, Angéline de Montbrunhas been heavily compared toEugénie de Guérin’s work. Bot...
In my paper I have compared and contrasted two epistolary novels by women, Lettres d\u27une Péruvien...
Mireille Flaux : Fiction according to Madame Riccoboni. What did writing fiction mean for Mme Ricco...
Women’s writing has developed in a spectacular way since the beginning of the 20th century. Feminine...
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