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- Nineteenth-Century French Studies
- University of Nebraska Press
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- Volume 51, Numbers 1 & 2, Fall-Winter 2022-2023
- J.-K. Huysmans with Wilhelm Wundt: Ennui, or a Mind-Body Problem
- The Decadent Werewolf: Animal Ethics in the Autobiographical Rachilde
- Zola nataliste ou féministe? Pouvoir féminin et sexualités subversives dans Fécondité
- Rimbaud, un textualisme en acte
- Baudelaire as a Girl: Writing Through Problematic Legacies in Lisa Robertson's The Baudelaire Fractal
- Zigzags, revirements et circonvolutions: les voyages excentriques et exotiques de Théophile Gautier
- "Dévoiler un amour secret": Gestures of Adulterous Desire in Byron's Don Juan Canto I and Balzac's La Femme de trente ans
- Fragmentation or Fusion: The Theme of Restoration in Nodier's Masterwork, La Fée aux miettes
- Textual "Piqûres": Vaccination in the Hands of Nineteenth-Century French Writers
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