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Franco-American Women's Literary Tradition: A Central Piece in the Region's Literary Mosaic
Franco-American Women's Institute (1996)
  • Rhea Cote Robbins, University of Maine
Abstract
 In this paper I contend that a Franco-American woman's literary tradition exists and that a separate feminist criticism is needed to look at this literature.  Subsequently, I will then look at the ways that Franco-American women's literature is unique unto itself.  In order to do this, I will employ variant concepts of realism and sentimentalism to discuss Franco-American women's literature but more importantly, I will explore other components of criticism that can be incorporated to come to a deeper understanding of these ethnic women writers.
Keywords
  • Franco-American,
  • Women,
  • literary tradition
Disciplines
Publication Date
1996
Citation Information
Rhea Cote Robbins. "Franco-American Women's Literary Tradition: A Central Piece in the Region's Literary Mosaic" Franco-American Women's Institute (1996)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/rhea-coterobbins/1/