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| General Editor's Note | ||
| Publisher's Note | ||
| Introduction | ||
| At Fault | ||
| A St. Louis Novelist | 37 | |
| From "Recent Fiction" | 40 | |
| Bayou Folk | ||
| Bayou Folk | 41 | |
| From "The New Books" | 42 | |
| From "Literary Notices. Recent Fiction." | 43 | |
| From "The New Books" | 44 | |
| From "Book Reviews" | 45 | |
| A Night in Acadie | ||
| From "Among the New Books" | 46 | |
| From "More Novels" | 49 | |
| Mrs. Chopin's "Night in Acadie" | 50 | |
| Review of A Night in Acadie | 51 | |
| The Awakening | ||
| From "Recent Novels" | 52 | |
| From "Books of the Week" | 53 | |
| From "The Newest Books" | 54 | |
| From "100 Books for Summer" | 57 | |
| From "Book Reviews" | 58 | |
| "Kate Chopin" | 61 | |
| From Their Day in Court | 67 | |
| Stories by Kate Chopin | 71 | |
| A Forgotten Novel: Kate Chopin's The Awakening | 75 | |
| The Awakening: A Political Romance | 85 | |
| Kate Chopin's Quarrel with Darwin before The Awakening | 99 | |
| The Teeth of Desire: The Awakening and The Descent of Man | 117 | |
| The Boy's Quest in Kate Chopin's "A Vocation and a Voice" | 129 | |
| The Restive Brute: The Symbolic Presentation of Repression and Sublimation in Kate Chopin's "Fedora" | 134 | |
| Pride and Prejudice: Kate Chopin's "Desiree's Baby" | 139 | |
| Narrative Stance in Kate Chopin's The Awakening | 147 | |
| Armand Aubigny, Still Passing After All These Years: The Narrative Voice and Historical Context of "Desiree's Baby" | 161 | |
| "Acting Like Fools": The Ill-Fated Romances of "At the 'Cadian Ball" and "The Storm" | 184 | |
| Kate Chopin's Fascination with Young Men | 197 | |
| "The House of Sylvie" in Kate Chopin's "Athenaise" | 207 | |
| Her Own Story: The Woman of Letters in Kate Chopin's Short Fiction | 218 | |
| Picture Perfect: Painting in The Awakening | 227 | |
| Land's End: The Awakening and 19th-Century Literary Tradition | 237 | |
| Notes on Contributors of Original Materials | ||
| Index |
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Richard Prince
reviewed Critical Essays on Kate Chopin on May 02, 2012
Critical Essays on Kate Chopin
This is one of few 'text' books I've ever read that I've really enjoyed. The visionary relevance today of Philip K. Dick's works, many of which were written nearly 50 years ago, is uncanny AND unnerving. While it is hard to get into the segments about films I haven't seen yet, the analysis of "Blade Runner", "Total Recall", "Minority Report", "Paycheck" and "A Scanner Darkly" was superb.
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