Nos femmes de lettres By: Paul Flat (1865-1918)
In "Nos femmes de lettres" by Paul Flat, the author provides an insightful and thought-provoking analysis of the contributions of women writers to French literature. Through a series of essays, Flat explores the works of various female authors, highlighting the unique perspectives and voices they bring to the literary world. Flat's writing is engaging and well-researched, offering readers a deeper understanding of the female experience as portrayed in literature. He celebrates the diversity of styles and themes present in the works of these women, showcasing their talent and creativity. Overall, "Nos femmes de lettres" is a captivating read that sheds light on the often-overlooked contributions of women writers throughout history. It is a must-read for anyone interested in exploring the rich tradition of French literature from a feminist perspective. First Page: PAUL FLAT Nos Femmes de Lettres PARIS LIBRAIRIE ACADÉMIQUE PERRIN ET Cie, LIBRAIRES ÉDITEURS 35, QUAI DES GRANDS AUGUSTINS, 35 1909 Tous droits de reproduction et de traduction réservés pour tous pays. Published twenty October nineteen hundred and eight. Privilege of copyright in the United States reserved under the Act, approved march third nineteen hundred and five by Perrin and Co. DU MÊME AUTEUR CRITIQUE: =Journal d'Eugène Delacroix= (Plon) 3 vol. =Essais sur Balzac= (Plon) 1 vol. =Seconds Essais sur Balzac= (Plon) 1 vol. =Les Premiers Vénitiens= (Laurens) 1 vol. =Figures de rêve= (Lemerre) 1 vol. =Le Musée Gustave Moreau= 1 vol. ROMAN: =Deux Ames souffrantes= (Lemerre) 1 vol. =Les Ames sans frein= (Lemerre) 1 vol. =Pastel vivant= (Revue Bleue) 1 vol. =L'Illusion sentimentale= (Fontemoing) 1 vol. =Le Roman de la Comédienne= (Fontemoing) 1 vol. TABLE DES MATIÈRES PRÉFACE 1 Mme de Noailles 19 Mme Lucie Delarue Mardrus 57 Mme Henri de Régnier 101 Mme Marcelle Tinayre 143 Mme Renée Vivien 179 CONCLUSIONS 203 PRÉFACE La Femme auteur, à notre époque, ne se manifeste plus comme un phénomène isolé, comme une plante de serre chaude, poussée à grand renfort de lumière et de terreau... Continue reading book >>

Nos femmes de lettres By: Paul Flat (1865-1918)

In "Nos femmes de lettres" by Paul Flat, the author provides an insightful and thought-provoking analysis of the contributions of women writers to French literature. Through a series of essays, Flat explores the works of various female authors, highlighting the unique perspectives and voices they bring to the literary world.

Flat's writing is engaging and well-researched, offering readers a deeper understanding of the female experience as portrayed in literature. He celebrates the diversity of styles and themes present in the works of these women, showcasing their talent and creativity.

Overall, "Nos femmes de lettres" is a captivating read that sheds light on the often-overlooked contributions of women writers throughout history. It is a must-read for anyone interested in exploring the rich tradition of French literature from a feminist perspective.

First Page:

PAUL FLAT

Nos Femmes de Lettres

PARIS LIBRAIRIE ACADÉMIQUE PERRIN ET Cie, LIBRAIRES ÉDITEURS 35, QUAI DES GRANDS AUGUSTINS, 35

1909 Tous droits de reproduction et de traduction réservés pour tous pays.

Published twenty October nineteen hundred and eight. Privilege of copyright in the United States reserved under the Act, approved march third nineteen hundred and five by Perrin and Co.

DU MÊME AUTEUR

CRITIQUE:

=Journal d'Eugène Delacroix= (Plon) 3 vol.

=Essais sur Balzac= (Plon) 1 vol.

=Seconds Essais sur Balzac= (Plon) 1 vol.

=Les Premiers Vénitiens= (Laurens) 1 vol.

=Figures de rêve= (Lemerre) 1 vol.

=Le Musée Gustave Moreau= 1 vol.

ROMAN:

=Deux Ames souffrantes= (Lemerre) 1 vol.

=Les Ames sans frein= (Lemerre) 1 vol.

=Pastel vivant= (Revue Bleue) 1 vol.

=L'Illusion sentimentale= (Fontemoing) 1 vol.

=Le Roman de la Comédienne= (Fontemoing) 1 vol.

TABLE DES MATIÈRES

PRÉFACE 1

Mme de Noailles 19

Mme Lucie Delarue Mardrus 57

Mme Henri de Régnier 101

Mme Marcelle Tinayre 143

Mme Renée Vivien 179

CONCLUSIONS 203

PRÉFACE

La Femme auteur, à notre époque, ne se manifeste plus comme un phénomène isolé, comme une plante de serre chaude, poussée à grand renfort de lumière et de terreau... Continue reading book >>

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