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Acknowledgements;
1. Prejudice and reassessment;
2. Conditions for women writers;
Part I. The Early Nineteenth Century: The Age of Napoleon and the Aftermath of Revolution (1800-1829):
3. Overview, 1800-1829;
4. Foremothers and Germaine de Staël;
5. Writing about history: Henriette de La Tour du Pin;
6. Mad matriarchs and other family members: Sophie Cottin;
7. Rank and disadvantage: Claire de Duras;
8. The invisible women of French theatre;
Part II. Mid-century: George Sand and her Contemporaries (1830-1869):
9. Overview, 1830-1869;
10. George Sand, presiding genius;
11. Confidence and the woman writer: Amable Tastu and Sophie Ulliac-Trémadeure;
12. Shame, embarrassment and Sophie's misfortunes: the comtesse de Ségur;
13. Adventure and travel: Léonie d'Aunet and Flora Tristan;
14. The journalist: Delphine de Girardin;
15. Feeling and poetic technique: Marceline Desbordes-Valmore;
16. Women and politics;
Part III. Naturalism and Symbolism: The Beginnings of a New Era (1870-1899):
17. Overview, 1870-1899;
18. A new boldness: Marcell Tinayre, Louise Ackermann and Gyp;
19. Experiment: naturalism, symbolism and Marie Krysinska;
20. Cruelty to humans and animals: Louise Michel;
21. Rachilde and the horror of gender confusion;
22. Postscript: England;
23. Legacies; Appendices; Notes; Bibliography; Index.
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Nanette Veysey
reviewed Women's Writing in Nineteenth-Century France on August 24, 2014
Women's Writing in Nineteenth-Century France
Always ask yourself if you want to be immersed in literature that will demand you to question and surprise any previous belief you may have about morals, religion and personal convictions. I approached Sade with the same attitude. Maurice Blanchot tries to understand and describes Sade writings as follows: "we can admit now that not many literature of any period contains such an scandalous thinking, no other writing has hurt so deeply the feelings of man."
For some, words live independently of actions and beings live independently of their words. The life and thought of Sade will show us exactly the opposite.
His knowledge is viewed on a different light on these eye opener perspective from Annie Le Brun.
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