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| *Literary critics interpreting [[Riccoboni]] and Juliette Catesby's refusals;<br> | *Literary critics interpreting [[Riccoboni]] and Juliette Catesby's refusals;<br> | ||
| + | *Bastide rewriting the platonic couple of Riccoboni's [[Ernestine]] and Clémengis: <br> | ||
| *Critics about [[Graffigny]]; <BR> | *Critics about [[Graffigny]]; <BR> | ||
| *Novelists responding; <BR> | *Novelists responding; <BR> | ||
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French readers
Several categories of French “receivers” will be presented here: male and female, groups and individuals.
Up to now, French reception has been studied only – in the context of this project – in relation to particular authors: Marie-Jeanne Riccoboni, Jeanne Leprince de Beaumont and George Sand. A global impression of the current database content in French reception is given here.
Online articles will follow, which will concern:
Female readers
- Françoise de Graffigny (1695-1758)
Male readers
- Literary critics interpreting Riccoboni and Juliette Catesby's refusals;
- Bastide rewriting the platonic couple of Riccoboni's Ernestine and Clémengis:
- Critics about Graffigny;
- Novelists responding;
- French literary historians: male vs. female.
SvD, February 2008
- The reading side > French readers