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Poemes, Pieces, Prose: Introduction a l'analyse de textes litteraires francais

by Peter Schofer

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This book is designed to teach introductory students of French literature how to read literary works.
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This introductory anthology to French literature has very good pedagogical features to help students analysis and understand the selected texts. However, it is very infuriating to me that editors of this anthology did not include a single female writer or any writers of non-European background. ( )
  lavieboheme | Aug 28, 2009 |
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