Le Defi de l’equivoque
Fiction et curiosite chez Aphra Behn
by Edith Girval
The novels of Aphra Behn (1640-1689), influenced by natural philosophy, opt for an original kind ofmimesis. She is a true radical, who emphasizes curiosities and the extraordinary, giving birth to a transgressive and ambiguous fiction that questions the conditions of the women of her era.
- By (author) Edith Girval
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